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Outdoor recreation fuels the Nevada economy. A new state report says there’s a $24 billion impact
Outdoor recreation in Nevada and the Tahoe Basin supported over 75,000 jobs and generated $24 billion in economic benefits in 2023, surpassing federal estimates by nearly threefold.
- Last year, the Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation and Radbridge found outdoor recreation generated $24 billion in economic benefits and supported more than 75,000 jobs across Nevada and the Tahoe Basin in 2023.
- State-Specific data gaps led the Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation to commission a study including the California side of Lake Tahoe, which accounts for roughly $1 billion of output, as federal methods omit self-employed guides.
- The report found $8.1 billion in intangible benefits, including over $2 billion in health-cost savings and consumer surplus in Nevada's rural counties, NDOR Administrator Denise Beronio said.
- Report authors recommend establishing a dedicated outdoor recreation trust fund and workforce development to support outdoor businesses and operators, referencing Assembly Bill 331 and Senate Bill 21 .
- While recreation exceeds mining's $5.1 billion contribution, the Nevada state report found it still trails gaming and tourism's $36.9 billion, amid federal land-sale debates earlier this year.
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Nevada’s outdoor recreation is a $24 billion industry: Report
(The Center Square) – A report by the Nevada Division of Outdoor Recreation valued Nevada’s total outdoor recreation industry at nearly four times that of federal estimates. The $24 billion valuation comes after recent federal efforts to sell large amounts of public lands for mining and housing development. The report conducted by NDOR and Radbridge, an economic analysis company focused on environmental projects, found Nevada’s outdoor recreati…
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