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Keep Tahoe Blue installs cleaning outposts to guard against Golden Mussels (opens the original)
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As fall begins, many visitors at Lake Tahoe will stick around to soak up the last days of summer, but there’s one visitor that’s stuck around longer than they should: Golden Mussels. Several new cleaning stations called “CD3 Outpost Blue,” located at Baldwin Beach, and along Fallen Leaf Lake were recently installed in an effort to prevent the introduction of the species at Lake Tahoe. The new cleaning stations allow visitors to easily clean, dry and dispose of any traces of golden mussels on the
Latino Conservation Week is breaking barriers to the great outdoors (opens the original)
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Latino Conservation Week has one mission: to get more Latinos outdoors. Every year, different organizations across the nation host free bilingual, family-friendly events including guided nature hikes, and community clean up days. Luis Cruz, community engagement manager, said existing barriers from language to lack of information are some of the many gaps Latino Conservation Week is working to bridge. "This includes access to nature, like our parks, our natural spaces, our public lands. Having me
Climate Change is adding warmer days to fall in Reno and beyond (opens the original)
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It may be a longer wait before ‘sweater weather’ officially begins. A new analysis from Climate Central finds fall temperatures are rising across the country. Researchers looked at data between 1970 and 2025. They found fall has warmed by almost 3 degrees Fahrenheit on average across the U.S. Reno leads the top warming cities in the Southwest, with a nearly 8-degree increase. The city has seen more than double the number of warmer fall days compared to the rest of the country. Climate Central re
How to help keep bears wild this winter (opens the original)
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Summer may be winding down, but for bears in the Tahoe region, now is the perfect time for a fall feast. During early fall, bears enter an intensive eating period to build up body fat before hibernation. They can consume up to 25,000 calories a day and spend up to 20 hours looking for food. While bears may be bulking up for winter, human food should never be a part of their diet. The Tahoe Interagency Bear Team reminds visitors and locals to secure anything that could be an easy meal for bears.
Reno-Sparks Indian Colony creates a home away from home despite wildfires (opens the original)
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Stacey Burns was one of many residents to evacuate early this week. She said her main concern is her family’s safety. Amidst the chaos, she’s also balancing her role as the Language and Culture Coordinator on top of her duties as a mother and community member. She says that it's all hands on deck at the shelter, with evacuees themselves volunteering. What is crucial for other evacuees to protect is slightly different for her community. There are hard copies, digital and audio files of Numa, Newe
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