Nevada Loggers win big at largest forest conference and exhibition in the West
Andrews, A. 2022, University's logging sports team cuts its way to victory, Nevada Today
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The Humboldt River Basin: A Chronology of the Humboldt’s Historical Development and Water Resources
This document seeks to provide a timely update to the Chronology Series while expanding on contemporary resource management issues. Moreover, as this document aims to clarify, many of these issues are entangled in the Basin’s history of economic expansion, social development, res...
 Henzl, E.M., and Singletary, L. 2025, Extension, University of Nevada Reno, SP-25-02
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Adapting to Variable Water Supply in the Truckee-Carson River System: Results of Focus Groups Conducted in 2016 with Local Water Managers
Water for the Seasons is an integrated research and Extension program that partners researchers with community stakeholders in the Truckee-Carson River System to explore new strategies and solutions for dealing with droughts and floods.
 Sterle, K. and Singletary, L. 2017, Extension I University of Nevada, Reno, SP-17-15
Riparian Proper Functioning Condition (PFC) Assessment to Improve Watershed Management for Water Quality.
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 Swanson, Sherman, Don Kozlowski, Robert Hall, Daniel Heggem, John Lin. 2017, J. Soil and Water Conservation, 72(2):190-204.
Economic and Environmental Priorities of Walker River Basin Landowners
In west-central Nevada lies the Walker River Basin. Fed mainly by the snow melt of the surrounding Sierra Nevada Mountains, the basin provides the vital water that sustains both human and natural livelihoods.
 Curtis, K., Emm, S., and Entsminger, J. 2008, Extension | University of Nevada, Reno, FS-08-20