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NV Division of Outdoor Recreation | Nevada Outdoor Adventures Outdoor Education Advisory Group Outdoor Education Resources Outdoor Business Industry The Nevada Outdoor Education and Recreation Grant Program (NOER) seeks to provide quality opportunities for Nevada students to experience the outdoors.
Administered by the Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation, the goals of the program are to improve academic achievement and personal wellness while fostering an appreciation of nature. Questions about the NOER grant? Please contact: Outdoor Education Lead, Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation NOERgrant@ndor.
nv. gov or (775) 684-2731.
View 2026 NOER Awards Summary View 2025 NOER Awards Summary View the 2024 Impact Report View 2024 NOER Awards Summary Nevada Outdoor School receievs $25,000 grant from Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation Nevada extends grant funding for nature-based learning for youth Outdoor Education blooms due to state funding in Nevada Nevada funds garden, mountain bike, and river research programs for kids Protect the splendor of public lands Nevada Outdoor School receives grant to help get more kids outside Outdoor Recreation grant helps Reno business provide equine therapy to children Program helps children explore the wonder of Nevada How much funding is available?
Who is eligible to apply? Is there a match requirement? What projects are eligible?
When and how are awards distributed? When are applications due? How can I contribute to the grant fund?
2026 applications were due October 3, 2025 and are no longer available. Please check back in summer 2026 for 2027 opportunities. Start by reading the Grant Manual and determining whether you are applying for a Tier I Microgrant ($7,500 or less) or Tier II grant ($7,501 - $50,000).
We recommend viewing the Example NOER Budget for guidance as you build your budget. Who is eligible to apply? Public agencies, private nonprofit organizations, schools, tribal governments, and other community-based entities that provide outdoor education and recreation programs for Nevada students.
What projects are eligible? Grants will be available for outdoor environmental, ecological, agricultural, or other natural resource-based education and recreation programs serving Nevada students through the age of 18, with a focus on prioritizing students who face barriers to outdoor recreation access. For examples of eligible and ineligible activities, please see the Grant Manual pages 5-6.
When are applications due? 2026 applications are closed. Please check back in summer 2026 for 2027 opportunities.
Application opens: August 1 During the feedback period (August 1 – August 31), you may submit an application for review by NDOR staff and incorporate that feedback into your final application. To submit for feedback, email your application materials to NOERgrant@ndor. nv.
gov with the subject line “[Your organization name] NOER application for feedback” during the feedback period. Feedback is particularly recommended for new grant applicants. Application closes: First Friday in October From September 1 onward, final applications must be submitted without opportunity for feedback from NDOR staff.
For more grant timeline information, please see the Grant Manual page 3. How much funding is available? Assembly Bill 108 , passed during the 2025 legislative session, allocated $250,000 annually for 2026 and 2027 NOER projects.
Each applicant may apply for either a Tier I microgrant of up to $7,500 or a Tier II grant of up to $50,000. Tier I projects may be reviewed and awarded by NDOR staff alone, while Tier II applications require review by the Advisory Board on Outdoor Recreation and may also require a presentation either in-person in Carson City or virtually. Is there a match requirement?
No, but matching funds are strongly encouraged for grantees to demonstrate a local commitment, as well as to maximize NOER program funds. A project with match will be chosen over a similar project without match. For more information on eligible matching funds, please refer to the Grant Manual page 6.
When and how are awards distributed? Award agreements will be prepared in December 2025. Funds are distributed via reimbursement by submitting reimbursement requests and all required reports throughout the calendar year of 2026.
Are there additional resources? View a recording of the 2026 NOER Grant Webinar . View an example budget spreadsheet.
How can I contribute to the grant fund? 1. Nevada Outdoor Education and Recreation Grant Program - Trailblazing Donations made to this account can be used to fund grants in the next grant round.
Immediate use of funds can help us get more Nevada kids outside sooner! 2. Nevada Outdoor Education and Recreation Endowment Fund - What is your Legacy?
Only the interest or earnings can be used to fund grants. Your donation stays in this account for the lifetime of the fund. Therefore, your donation can keep giving year after year.
Ensures the long-term success of the program. Usually larger donation amounts (>$10,000) To donate to either of these accounts, please contact Kendal Scott at k. scott@ndor.
nv. gov
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, educational institutions, local governments in rural Nevada Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Approximately $283,000 total awarded in 2026; individual awards ranged from ~$3,100 to $25,000 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is August 1, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
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