Local content on the local environment in Las Vegas and Nevada.
Once a living relic of Red Rock Canyon, Bonnie Spring Ranch has since closed and been sold to a housing developer. Many question if this dishonors Bonnie and her work.
With National Gardening Month coming to a close, check out how to start gardening and get involved with the community at the same time.
Forty million people are at risk of losing the water that makes their cities habitable. The increase of tough restrictions and the rationing of the Colorado River have led seven U.S. states and Mexico to question our future water supply as the drought crisis worsens.
The Las Vegas Valley is expanding every year, further encroaching its development on surrounding natural habitats like the Clark County Wetlands.
East Las Vegas Seed Share encourages locals to save and share seeds from their gardens with others who are gardening in the community.
CosmicMaya, an eco-friendly, woman-owned hemp brand, is redefining the fashion industry through sustainable slow fashion, uplifting native communities, and healing the environment.
Our city supports a diversity of life within the Mojave Desert and a mosaic of habitats in Las Vegas allows wildlife to navigate human areas.
It's Desert Tortoise Week! Read about how to honor this important keystone species for wildlife conservation and start exploring the Mojave Desert.
Addressing issues like the climate crisis and food insecurity, Nevada Plants plants trees around Nevada, reducing urban heat islands and food deserts.
This World Bee Day, learn more about some of the many native bees you might find here in the Mojave Desert!