Springs Preserve, 333 S Valley View Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89107
Phone (702) 822 - 7700
Visit Website Volunteer Page | Our mission | To create a visitor experience that builds culture and community, inspires environmental stewardship and celebrates the vibrant history of the Las Vegas Valley |
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Springs Preserve
| Ways to help | Court Ordered ServiceCourt Ordered Service is available. Contact us for more details.Engage Our GuestsEngage guests in our museums, exhibits and throughout the property while they learn about the Mojave Desert and the history of the Las Vegas Valley.Special EventsJoin the excitement and go behind the scenes to help at our popular special events held throughout the year. If you have a community group excited to be here for special events, join our cast of volunteers and staff who work side-by-side to make our events memorable.Group ProjectsSpend a day or an afternoon as part of a corps of volunteers involved in special projects such as cleaning up our trails, restoring wetlands or planting in our Botanical Garden. Volunteer opportunities are open to ages 14 and older, and offer a valuable experience to help fulfill community service requirements and enhance applications for jobs and college.Mojave Animals and ButterfliesVolunteers have opportunities to engage guests in the Origen Museum's animal exhibits and to work seasonally in our Butterfly Habitat.Desert Gardening and Sustainable LivingHave a green thumb or love the outdoors? Help our team keep things blooming in the Botanical Garden and teach others how to grow and live sustainably in the desert. The Springs Preserve is a great place to make new friends who share your love of gardening! |
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| How you help | We are especially looking for people willing to make long-term commitments. Our volunteers educate visitors about a variety of specialty areas and help nurture our grounds and programs. We offer rewarding opportunities to partner with our team to educate and engage our community. |
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| About us | Commonly known as the "birthplace of Las Vegas," the Springs Preserve is a 180-acre cultural institution designed to commemorate Las Vegas' dynamic history and to provide a vision for a sustainable future. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1978, the site served as the original source of water for Native Americans living here thousands of years ago. In 1997, the Las Vegas Valley Water District Board of Directors approved a plan to develop a preserve to protect and manage the cultural, natural and water resources of the site, and the Springs Preserve opened to the public in June 2007. Featuring museums, galleries, outdoor events, a colorful botanical garden and an interpretive trail system, the Springs Preserve has evolved into a world-class attraction providing a glimpse of the origins of Las Vegas. |
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