environment

The Nevada Department of Conservation and Natural Resources offers a unique approach to restoring sage grouse habitat.

Abejones de mayo, also known as May Beetles, signify the start of the rainy season in Costa Rica. Their species pollinate plants, aerate soil and serve as prey for other animals. However, their population has been declining because of reasons like light pollution.

Ongoing research at Lake Tahoe takes a look at smaller microplastics than previously studied. The potential implications of the research are still unknown.

Amid large community pressure, Reno City Council voted to pass agenda item C1, taking steps toward more unified regulations for data center development in Reno and Northern Nevada.

As winters begin to warm, trees and plants preemptively begin to bloom, elongating our allergy seasons. Allergy seasons have significant health implications.

The Natural Resources Conservation Service of Nevada, or NRCS, conducted a snow survey on Mar. 2 to assess the status of the region’s snowpack.

A new report from climate central shows that extremely warm winter days are on the rise.

Every year a non profit publishes a report card regarding the state of a city’s air quality. And the findings aren’t good for Reno.

With Election Day around the corner, this episode of Purple Politics Nevada with Lucia Starbuck checks in with voters featured on the show throughout the year.

A recent survey revealed that public lands and water issues are highly important to Latino voters in the West and play a key role in how they will vote in 2024.