2010

• Awarded a $100,000 Nevada Department of Wildlife Land Owner Incentive Program Grant for completion of the Edwards Creek Restoration Project.
• Awarded two Forest Service cooperative agreements ($37,000) to conduct rare and sensitive plant and animal studies in proposed project areas.
• Awarded an additional $80,000 from the US Forest Service to continue conducting vegetation inventories at their soil test plot sites.
• Received an $83,000 grant from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Pulling Together Program targeted for the cooperative weed management areas (-CWMA) operating under ENLC.
• Facilitated establishment of the Upper Meadow Valley Cooperative Weed Management Area in the Eagle Valley area of Lincoln County.
• Received $37,000 in grant funds from the Nevada Department of Agriculture for the CWMA’s operating under ENLC.
• Hosted the first Great Basin Kids Workshop targeted at students from 4th through 8th grade.
• Awarded $150,000 cooperative agreement from the Bureau of Land Management to be used for invasive species management and education and outreach within the White Pine County portion of the White River CWMA.
• Awarded several private contracts to conduct vegetation and wildlife surveys in proposed project sites.
• Completed the restoration work on the Edwards Creek Riparian Area Project.

2009

• Awarded a $50,000 Nevada Department of Wildlife Land Owner Incentive Program Grant for Edwards Creek Restoration Project.

• Awarded a $50,000 Nevada Question 1 grant for the Edwards Creek Restoration Project.
• Awarded $36,100 in grant funds from the Nevada Department of Agriculture for weed work on the cooperative weed management areas that operate under ENLC.
• Awarded a second round of grant funding from the Nevada Department of Agriculture for the cooperative weed management areas. The total award was $31,500.
• Awarded a $112,657 cooperative agreement with the Bureau of Land Management for invasive species control and education and outreach within the Snake Valley CWMA.
• Awarded a $90,000 cooperative agreement with the US Forest Service to conduct vegetation inventories at their soil test plot sites.
• Awarded a $29,000 cooperative agreement with the US Forest Service to conduct rare plant and sensitive wildlife species surveys in wilderness areas where former roads were designated for rehabilitation.
• Awarded $48,000 in cooperative agreements with the US Forest Service to conduct rare plant and sensitive species surveys in proposed restoration sites.
• Started restoration work on the Edwards Creek Riparian Restoration Project completed fencing repairs and initiated riparian area reconstruction.

2008

• Hosted third annual winter invasive species meeting.
• Made a presentation at the UNR NGO conference on ENLC.
• Awarded $12,800 in grants from the Nevada Department of Agriculture for the Railroad Valley and Snake Valley cooperative weed management areas.
• Received approval from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to change Bastian Creek award to be used on the Edwards Creek riparian restoration project.
• Carol Ferguson invited to join ENLC board of trustees.
• Received new cooperative agreement from BLM for emergency, stabilization and rehabilitation work.
• Ninth annual meeting and field tour.
• Presentation to Nevada Legislature Public Lands Committee on ENLC.
• Received new cooperative agreement from the BLM for watershed assessment work.
• Received new cooperative agreement from the BLM for the Steptoe Valley cooperative weed management area.
• Receives $3,000 grant from the Norcross Foundation.

2007

• Completed restoration work on the Smith Valley Project.
• Hosted second annual winter invasive species meeting.
• Received $44,000 in Nevada Department of Agriculture grants for the cooperative weed management areas in White pine and Lincoln Counties.
• Received notification of a $60,000 grant award from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for a sagebrush restoration project at Bastian Creek.
• Received notification of a $77,000 grant award from the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation for weed treatments in the cooperative weed -management areas in White Pine and Lincoln Counties.
• Received a $5,000 grant from BASF for hoary cress treatments in White River Valley.
• Hosted eighth annual meeting and field tour.
• Keith Carson invited to join ENLC Board of Trustees.
• Awarded $54,875 from US Fish and Wildlife Services for riparian restoration work on Edwards Creek in Churchill County.

2006

• Received $42,500 in grant funding from the Nevada Department of Agriculture for the Steptoe, Snake Valley, Newark/Long Valley, White River and Railroad Valley Cooperative Weed Management Areas.
• Hosted a winter noxious weed workshop for all interested parties. Workshop was sponsored by local Cooperative Weed Management Areas and Wilbur-Ellis Company. Purpose of the work shop was to educate participants on how to get the most bang for their buck out of the chemicals they use to control noxious weeds.
• Gretchen Baker joins ENLC Board of Trustees.
• Received notification of $5,000 grant award from the Center for Invasive Plants for the Ruth/Robison CWMA.
• Received a certificate of appreciation from the Ely BLM office that states, “”In appreciation of your partnership in implementing the Eastern Nevada -Landscape Restoration Project. Through the leadership of the Board, dedication of your staff & support of your members, the coalition is in the forefront of restoring the ecological health of the Great Basin.

2005

• Received $47,800 in grants for the five cooperative weed management areas operating under ENLC – for weed control efforts and education and outreach efforts.
• Received a $5,000 grant from the Nevada Division of Forestry for the 2005 annual workshop.
• Received a $30,000 Partners in Wildlife grant from USFWS for work on private property in Gleason Creek and Sampson Creek.
• Receive two $5,000 Center for Invasive Plant Management grants for work in the Newark Long Valley CWMA on Leafy Spurge and for work in the Snake Valley CWMA on Tamarisk.
• Presented with U.S. Forest Service Centennial Award in recognition of outstanding contributions and leadership in public service during the Forest Service’s first century of service.
• Received $3,000 grant from Norcross Foundation for computer equipment and power point projector.

2004

• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation makes a $20,000 donation to ENLC.
• Hosted fifth annual workshop and tour.
• Restoration work in Gleason Creek Watershed with the BLM begins.
• Awarded $250,000 Congressional earmark to initiate restoration work in the Gleason Creek Watershed.
• Recipient of $65,000 grant from Intermountain West Joint Ventures for restoration of sage grouse habitat in the Gleason Creek Watershed.
• Received $4000 grant from Patagonia for Aspen stand restoration work.
• Received $2500 grant from Norcross Foundation for new computer equipment.
• Notified of pending second $250,000 Congressional earmark to initiate restoration work in the Smith Valley Watershed.

2003

• Rebecca Watson, Assistant Interior Secretary meets with ENLC Board and tours Ely area.
• Steps out from under the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation umbrella and stands officially on its own.
• Publishes Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2003.

2002

• Gets online.
• Incorporated in the State of Nevada.
• The steering committee elects the Eastern Nevada Landscape Coalition Board of Trustees, thus replacing the steering committee.
• Kathleen Clark, Director of the Bureau of Land Management visits eastern Nevada and meets with ENLC Board of Trustees.
• Receives 501C nonprofit status from the IRS.
• Publishes Annual Report for 2002.