Who is the Timbisha Shoshone Tribe? The Timbisha Shoshone Tribe consists of close to 300 tribal members, 30 to 35 of...
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Local Communities and Tribal Members Secure Win to Protect Ash Meadows and Amargosa Valley
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: JANUARY 14, 2025 MEDIA CONTACT: Mason Voehl, mason@amargosaconservancy.org, (507) 830-0238...
The Amargosa as Borderlands
By Scott H. Williams I am a Californian. In a lot of places that is a dirty word, not least of all in Nevada. I reside...
California Wildlife Conservation Board Awards Amargosa Restoration Projects
By Mason Voehl, Executive Director In a remarkable year for the Amargosa River and Basin, the California Wildlife...
Solar Energy Development
CAMPAIGNS Solar Energy Development UTILITY-SCALE SOLAR ENERGY DEVELOPMENT IN THE AMARGOSA RIVER WATERSHED On August...
Save Ash Meadows
CAMPAIGNS Save Ash MeadowsUse the form below to send a message directly to BLM. Your personal, direct comments are a...
SOLAR ENERGY IN THE AMARGOSA RIVER WATERSHED
ACTION ALERT VIRTUAL TOWN HALL on SOLAR in the AMARGOSA RIVER WATERSHED 6PM WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18TH Join Amargosa...
Extremophilia: Introducing AC Staff Scott H Williams
by Scott H Williams As an environmental scientist, I wonder at times whether the detached, data-driven approach to the...
Desert Magic
by Taylor Patterson Tribal Affairs Consultant to the Amargosa Conservancy The desert has always represented magic to...
Executive Director’s Report: An Eddy of Reflection
by Mason Voehl The older I get, the more interested I seem to become in the flow of time and how we mark it. Perhaps...
Discover: Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
Explore the Amargosa DISCOVER:ASH MEADOWS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGEAsh Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, near Amargosa...
A Slow Walk On A Long River
by Josh Jackson If I were to tell you I was going to visit a “wild and scenic river,” what kind of images would that...