Data to help us potentially breathe better. For twoyears now the Clark County School district and the university of nevada las vegas have been monitoring pollen and mold count in the air. Simply put it collect air samples and researchers identify what is in the air and what kinds of trees or plants are blooming. we have these in different parts of town and we are able to see, if you are living in North Las Vegas maybe there is a type of tree that is being planted over there and that is starting to cause a lots of allergies. now, las vegas is unique because we are the only city in the United States that has more than one station setup. In fact we have 6. Now, if you want to track the pollen in your area. Weve posted the link to the free pollen monitor information on lasvegas dot com under the tony smith coming up, at five, were hearing from seasonal allergies suffers and doctor they have some tips as this early allergy season gets into full swing. Reporting live on unlv campus tony smit