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This upcoming season is in the strong El Niño category. How are ski resorts preparing as they gear up for winter?
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Some in the Tahoe Basin may see having a forest full of trees as a good thing. But after a certain point, too many trees can be detrimental to overall forest health.
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The Western Watersheds Project filed an intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to respond to a threatened or endangered species petition.
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The City of Reno will plant 132 trees with federal grant money in an effort to combat extreme heat.
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Nevada saw scorching temperatures during July, a month that set heat records worldwide. But the heat hasn’t stopped people from enjoying the outdoors--in fact, more hikers are using trails than ever before.
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On July 5, 402 volunteers attended beach cleanups around Lake Tahoe to pick up 4.3 tons of trash from Fourth of July celebrations.
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Several organizations in the Lake Tahoe area have developed a destination stewardship plan to protect the lake from the negative impacts of tourism, just in time for the 4th of July weekend.
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The Reno Fire Department has partnered with private and public organizations to take a natural approach to reducing wildfire risk in Reno.
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The Biden-Harris Administration announced on June 20 it would spend over $3 million to fund projects that protect the Lake Tahoe Basin.
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Microplastics have become all too familiar in oceans and beaches. But they’re becoming more and more common on snow-covered mountains, due to winter recreation.