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Nevada Independent Even though most of the public land in Nevada is owned by the federal government, you might be surprised to learn that the federal […]

Financial Times In the lobby of the Silver Legacy, we met Russell Kuhlman, executive director of the Nevada Wildlife Federation. Piling into our vehicles, we sped […]

CHANNEL NEWS 4 Local firefighting agencies held a community wildfire panel Wednesday to discuss the upcoming wildfire season and address funding concerns with the public. While […]

PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE Both water quantity and quality are important in the dry climate of Nevada. Now, a proposal from the Environmental Protection Agency could roll […]

NEVADA INDEPENDENT Nevada lawmakers had hoped to come up with a permanent funding source this session to build wildlife bypasses — structures that help animals safely […]

LAS VEGAS JOURNAL Every year, according to the Nevada Department of Transportation, more than 500 reported wildlife-vehicle collisions occur annually, costing the state close to $20 […]

MISSOURI CURRENT Federal tax watchdogs and citizens who use public lands are speaking out against a Senate bill that would prioritize resource extraction over all other […]

SIERRA NEVADA ALLY The Ruby Mountains in Elko County, Nevada, has many names: “Nevada’s Hidden Sierras,” “the Swiss Alps of the West,” and “Nevada’s Outdoor Recreation […]

NEVADA CURRENT Arguing over how to use the land in Nevada has defined the political conversation for a long time, starting with statehood, running through the […]

NEVADA CURRENT Federal land managers have canceled their proposal to withdraw about 264,000 acres of public land in Nevada’s Ruby Mountain from oil, gas and geothermal […]