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Documentary about water reuse in Northern Nevada

Documentary about water reuse in Northern Nevada

Newest water conservancy board member a former district employee

Newest water conservancy board member a former district employee

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Cedar Valley Water Conservancy officials celebrate federal approval of controversial Pine Valley project

Cedar Valley Water Conservancy officials celebrate federal approval of controversial Pine Valley project

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The SNC welcomes our new Executive Officer, Angela Avery! “I am honored to have the opportunity to continue the great work that the Sierra Nevada Conservancy has been doing to protect and restore the forests and watersheds of the Sierra Nevada region,” said Avery. “I look forward to working with SNC’s Governing Board and staff, and our partners, to ensure Sierra forests and communities are resilient in the face of a changing climate and increasing wildfire risk.” From SNC Governing Board Chair,

The SNC welcomes our new Executive Officer, Angela Avery! “I am honored to have the opportunity to continue the great work that the Sierra Nevada Conservancy has been doing to protect and restore the forests and watersheds of the Sierra Nevada region,” said Avery. “I look forward to working with SNC’s Governing Board and staff, and our partners, to ensure Sierra forests and communities are resilient in the face of a changing climate and increasing wildfire risk.” From SNC Governing Board Chair,

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Newest water conservancy board member a former district employee

Newest water conservancy board member a former district employee

In honor of World Water Day on March 22, Yosemite Science dives into the the topic of snow data. Snow is an important source of water for the Sierra Nevada and surrounding communities, but how are scientists able to track how much snow has fallen? | Yosemite Conservancy

In honor of World Water Day on March 22, Yosemite Science dives into the the topic of snow data. Snow is an important source of water for the Sierra Nevada and surrounding communities, but how are scientists able to track how much snow has fallen? | Yosemite Conservancy

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Wildfire risk reduced near Scotts Flat Reservoir | Sierra Nevada Conservancy

Wildfire risk reduced near Scotts Flat Reservoir | Sierra Nevada Conservancy

The Yosemite toad is a true local — found only in the Sierra Nevada and uniquely connected to this place as one of the few animals with “Yosemite” in its name. They may be petite, but these amphibians play an essential role in our park’s ecosystems, and they face significant challenges from habitat loss, climate change, and other pressures. Even the smallest creatures connect us to Yosemite’s story of resilience and wonder. Conservancy donor support helps ensure that Yosemite’s wildlife, includi

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As we are almost a month into 2023, Southern Nevada Water Authority and Las Vegas Valley Water District General Manager John Entsminger gives a water update to highlight our 2023 water priorities and reflects on the continued efforts of all Southern Nevadans in saving our precious water resource. | Southern Nevada Water Authority

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Nevada's Innovative Water Conservation Proposal Explained

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Fresh water connects us all. The Nature Conservancy is committed to conserving over 600 thousand miles of rivers and 74 million acres of lakes and wetlands to benefit millions of people. | The Nature Conservancy

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The Sagebrush Sea ecosystem is vital for wildlife, rural communities and climate resilience. 🌾 🐍 ☀ The Nature Conservancy is leading efforts across seven western states—Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Wyoming—to conserve the last remaining large and intact sagebrush landscapes of the Intermountain West. ⛰ In partnership with private landowners, federal and state agencies, and local communities, we're tackling threats like invasive species, wildfires and habitat loss. 🎥 Watc

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The Nature Conservancy's dam deal in Maine sparks hope and concern

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20 Years of Impact | Sierra Nevada Conservancy

California’s 2021-22 snowpack – prelude to a drought | Sierra Nevada Conservancy

Communities protected from Park Fire | Sierra Nevada Conservancy

Over the years, our community has worked together to conserve billions of gallons of water, allowing our families and neighborhoods to thrive. Thanks for being water smart, Southern Nevada! | Southern Nevada Water Authority

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Are you noticing water being wasted in your neighborhood? If you live in Las Vegas, you can now photograph it happening and report it from your phone to the Las Vegas Valley Water District. Learn more about water waste and how to report it to local water agencies at https://bit.ly/2R6yW0E. | Southern Nevada Water Authority

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Saving water is worth celebrating! 🙌🏻 Protect our community’s water supply–don't water between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., MAY-AUG. | Southern Nevada Water Authority

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Innovative new tool aims to conserve Arizona's water

Black Canyon National Water Trail - Lake Mead National Recreation Area (U.S. National Park Service)

The Sagebrush Sea Is Vanishing

Don’t get hit with big fines. No watering on Sundays or between 11am-7pm. It’s the law! | Southern Nevada Water Authority

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We've got water quality covered, just make sure you drink enough of it this summer! 😉💧 | Southern Nevada Water Authority

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Las Vegas Leads in Water Conservation Amid Worst Drought in 1,200 Years

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Nevada ranks 11th in biodiversity, third for at-risk species: What to know

Protecting Salmon and Steelhead in the Navarro River

NatureVest Sustainable Agriculture and Water

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