Desert Biodiversity News, April 16 2012
Birds threatened by wind development; Grazing damages public lands; Nesting hawks delay Ivanpah transmission.
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 14 2012
Cadiz groundwater project is unsustainable; saving the Colorado River with accordions; keep solar off deserts and on rooftops
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 12 2012
BrightSource delays IPO; Rancher illegally overgrazing proposed National Monument; Feds agree to tribal settlement
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 11 2012
Rancher defies injunction to remove illegal cattle; Paddlers' perspective on the Colorado Delta; Illegal ORVs trash preserve
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 10 2012
Weed whackers in Tucson; BrightSource's Smoke and Mirrors; Rattlesnakes in Hollywood.
Read moreWoodrats: How the Desert's Smallest Librarians Contributed to Scientific Discovery

Neotoma lepida, the desert woodrat | Creative Commons photo by randomtruth
When Philip Wells and Carl Jorgenson set out to hike on Aysees Peak in Nevada's Mojave Desert one day a half century ago, they didn't expect to find one of the most important libraries in the world. They especially didn't expect that the archivist would be one of the desert's most common rodents.
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 9 2012
Sage grouse, horticultural diversity, and solar news
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 8 2012
Navajo and Hopi protest giving up all water rights; Nevada's Coyote Springs development languishes; Solar bankruptcy
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 7 2012
First Solar's Antelope Valley dustbowl; Tucson does climate preparation; lots of desert bloom news (though not a lot of desert bloom)
Read moreDesert Biodiversity News, April 6 2012
Pygmy rabbits and other bunnies face climate change; AZ rep says Interstate on US93 corridor would undermine sovereignty; Devils Hole pupfish get wild ride from Oaxaca quake 1,700 miles away.
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