Protectors of Tule Springs

The organization assists in the development and implementation of projects relating to the protection and preservation of the eglington preserve and manages non-depleting endowment funds received pursuant to a fee-in-lieu agreement for that purpose. This includes several major clean-ups and invasive species removal events organized and held for the benefit of the national park service with approximately 50 participants providing 300 volunteer hours.

Conducted outreach at community and educational events including the las vegas science expo, career days at various public schools, and over 30 presentations to community groups educational/interpretive hikes held involving 100+ public participants and 225 volunteer hours.

Art contest conducted with clark county school district students focusing on the paleontological and ecological history of Nevada. 60 volunteer hours were involved.

The organization also continues its "i'm a protector" community-watch program with 100 volunteer hours resulting in a significant decrease in illegal activities on the national monument, such as shooting, off-road vehicle use, fence cutting, and the dumping of construction & landscaping debris.