Everyone knows it’s windy
The Green Church shook with wind on Tuesday night while Reno National Weather Service (NWS) weather officer Chris Smallcomb delivered the fourth SNARL lecture of the season on the Devils[…]
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Celebrating controversy
Pictured: Dr. Peter Alagona 2013 marks the 40-year anniversary of the U.S. Endangered Species Act (ESA), an event both commended and critiqued at the third SNARL (Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research[…]
‘Shrooming in the Sierra
Sporting a mushroom t-shirt that he later explained was a Bolete, Dr. Jonathan Bourne, who many may know as an anesthesiologist at Mammoth Hospital, took the pulpit Tuesday evening at[…]
Bats in peril
Pictured: A California Brown Bat … in black and white/ Threats could “SNARL” western bat habitats in near future Bats are probably one of the most misunderstood creatures on the[…]
Of droughts and dragonflies
New Green Sheet issue hits stands this weekend
Local renewable energy company, Sierra Solar, began work this week on a solar panel installation project at the Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research Lab, or SNARL.
