What is the state tree of Nevada?

The state tree of Nevada is the Ponderosa Pine. This tall evergreen tree is native to the western United States and can be found in the higher elevations of Nevada’s mountainous regions. The Ponderosa Pine is known for its long, soft needles and distinctive bark, which is often orange-red in color. It is an important species in Nevada’s ecosystems, providing habitat for a variety of wildlife. The Ponderosa Pine was designated as Nevada’s state tree in 1953, reflecting the state’s diverse forested landscapes.