Foodscaping – A New Trend! With spring just around the corner, many homeowners are starting to plan what flowers to plant to welcome the season. This year, try “foodscaping.” It’s a smart, space-saving approach that lets even those with limited outdoor space grow edible plants alongside ornamentals. Foodscaping blends vegetables, fruits, herbs, and edible shrubs […]
Lake Tahoe Community College welcomes community members to get a tree permit from the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency and participate in the holiday tradition of cutting your own holiday tree. This event not only lets you bring home a festive tree but also supports the restoration of Trout Creek meadow by removing pine trees that
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Have You Heard of Nevada Water? Nevada Water, through the University of Nevada at Reno, is a network comprised of many organizations statewide. They have the common goal of bringing water education to everyone from students to leaders. Nevada is the driest state in the country. The population is growing fast so that changes in
NNPH & RCAC April Workshops Attention Northern Nevada residents, have you ever wished your home’s septic system and well came with an owner’s manual? Well, you’re in luck. This month, Northern Nevada Public Health (NNPH) and the Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC) are teaming up to offer two free in-person workshops focused on domestic wells
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