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How bulldozing a closed Motel 6 could help improve Lake Tahoe's water clarity - Vimarsana News

How bulldozing a closed Motel 6 could help improve Lake Tahoe's water clarity

The California Tahoe Conservancy has acquired a parcel along the Upper Truckee River that groups have eyed for decades as integral to restoring watersheds in the Tahoe Basin, as well as the lake's clarity.

A national monument in east Las Vegas? Some Nevadans hope so - Vimarsana News

A national monument in east Las Vegas? Some Nevadans hope so

A community push for preservation of public land in east Las Vegas highlights an ongoing shift in how our national monuments are designated.

Indy Environment: Wild horse panel convened to 'keep the search for a solution alive' - Vimarsana News

Indy Environment: Wild horse panel convened to 'keep the search for a solution alive'

A diverse group of speakers gathered in South Reno for a panel discussion on solutions to reduce the numbers of wild horses on Nevada's range and in holding facilities.

Pieces of Nevada's history are endangered. Historians are raising awareness to help save them. - Vimarsana News

Pieces of Nevada's history are endangered. Historians are raising awareness to help save them.

Preserve Nevada, the first statewide advocacy organization geared toward protecting Nevada’s cultural, historical and archaeological heritage, releases its list of the top 11 most endangered places in Nevada every other year. Here are the sites the organization is most concerned about.

Radon exposure can be deadly. Most Nevadans don't know how prevalent it is - Vimarsana News

Radon exposure can be deadly. Most Nevadans don't know how prevalent it is

Radon is an invisible killer, and in Nevada, more than a quarter of houses tested for radon showed higher than safe levels for the odorless gas.