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Officials also say if you see water that looks discolored or smells bad, stay away.
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David Attenborough, the world’s most famous wildlife presenter, is celebrating his 100th birthday on Friday. The BBC is hosting a party at the Royal Albert Hall, and cinemas are playing his nature films. Despite the accolades, Attenborough prefers the animals to be the stars. Over 70 years, his documentaries have brought the wonders of nature into homes worldwide. His work has educated people on evolution, animal behavior, and biodiversity. Attenborough has also raised awareness about climate change and other environmental threats. He remains committed to his work, feeling privileged to continue sharing his passion.
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Nevada researchers say the Cicada Variant of COVID-19 is not present in Nevada. Their research is conducted by gathering samples of wastewater at water treatment facilities, then passed on to the Southern Nevada Health District and the CDC.
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In collaboration with UNR, Renown Health is conducting a study to increase education, prevention, and treatment of inherited diseases.
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Eagle Valley students join a hands-on project to plant trees and aid wildfire recovery in Washoe Valley.
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Waterfowl hunters are being encouraged to take precautions to protect their health and the health of their dogs amid the presence of a Harmful Algal Bloom and Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in the state.
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Algae blooms happen when water levels are lower, there are higher levels of nutrients like phosphorus, and the water doesn’t circulate well.
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Algae blooms happen when water levels are lower, there are higher levels of nutrients like phosphorus, and the water doesn’t circulate well.
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A new study from University of Nevada, Reno researchers suggests lab-made dairy proteins may not function the same as cow’s milk in the human gut.
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University of Nevada, Reno and local partners celebrate pollinators through community events and educational outreach.