Requiem for the Joshua tree
The Southwest’s lovable Joshua trees are no match for grass fires, drought and climate change. Yet a band of seed collectors hopes that one day, they can thrive again in the desert.
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Nevada Botanist is Creating State’s First Complete Plant List
Jerry Tiehm has been collecting and cataloging Nevada plants for nearly 50 years.
Battles brewing in Nevada Legislature over budget, Western Utah over water
Listen to Ally Radio for May 19, 2023.
Killing fish to save frogs
While two national parks plan to kill exotic trout to save endangered native frogs, some anglers and environmentalists say they never want any species poisoned.
