Animals Image

Nevada County Animals Overview



California Local Pin Marker Get To Know A Group

Animal Place serves as a safe place for approximately 400 farm animals from all throughout Nevada County.

California Local Pin Marker Local Animals Digest

Livestock Fuel Reduction Program Funded

06/26/2024

In their June 25 meeting, the Nevada County Board of Supervisors approved $150,000 in funding to utilize goats and sheep as part of the Livestock Fuel Reduction Program to mitigate wildfire risk.

Rattlesnake Season is Back

05/07/2024

Expert advice on staying safe during rattlesnake season.

California Local Pin Marker Recent Articles

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
No Harmful Algal Bloom Detected at Lake Tahoe Sites Purported to Be Responsible for Dog’s Death

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. – The agencies that sampled water at El Dorado Beach and Nevada Beach last week have detected no toxins associated with harmful algal blooms in the lake. These are sites viral social media posts purported could …

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
Wildlife Corridors: A New Camera Study Paves the Way for Wildlife Connectivity in Tahoe

If you ever get the chance to go hiking with Wildlife Ecologist Tanya Diamond and Wildlife Researcher AhĂ­ga Sandoval, don't be prepared to go fast.

Sierra Sun logo LOCAL NEWS
BioBlitz to Be Held at Sagehen Creek Field Station on July 13

TRUCKEE, Calif. — For those who love plants, bugs and other animals and have a sense of exploration and a thirst for discovery, participating in a bioblitz is the perfect opportunity. A bioblitz is a one-day event where participants explore …

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
Report of Dog Death on Social Media Triggers Investigation Into Harmful Algal Booms in South Lake Tahoe

SOUTH TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – Social media posts mourning the death of an owner's beloved dog has had many re-posting the incident with warnings about cyanobacteria in the water at certain beaches in Lake Tahoe.

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
Bear Experts Offer Tips for Camping in the Lake Tahoe Basin

LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – Headed to the Lake Tahoe Basin for a summer camping trip? Black bear biologists who work in the Tahoe Basin every day have some advice and thoughts to share to help keep Tahoe bears wild. 

Sierra Sun logo LOCAL NEWS
U.S. Forest Service Scientists’ Work Featured in Netflix Documentary

A rusty brown bark beetle, the length of a grain of rice, lands on a ponderosa pine. Tiny insect legs make a clicking sound, as the beetle scales the tree. Twitching its antennae, the miniature assassin readies itself to bore …

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
Tahoe Institute for Natural Science Invites Birdwatchers to Take a Deeper Dive

INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. – The Tahoe Big Year, an event which is held every three years by the Tahoe Institute for Natural Science, welcomes birders of all abilities to head outside to find as many different species of birds as …

Tahoe Guide logo LOCAL NEWS
Help Keep Tahoe Bears Wild

NDOW
Bears are hungry and scavenging for food anywhere they can find it, which includes trash cans, grills, garages, vehicles and homes. There are easy steps to keep bears wild and from you destroying your home and cars. And, if …

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
Bear Population Booming Amid Increasing Human-Bear Conflicts

LAKE TAHOE BASIN, Calif. – With a million visitors flooding into the Tahoe Basin every day, wildlife officials urge caution to prevent conflicts between people and the region's growing bear population.

Tahoe Daily Tribune logo LOCAL NEWS
Late Spring Is an Active Time for Tahoe Bear Cubs and Yearlings

LAKE TAHOE, Calif./Nev. – As temperatures rise, bear cubs and yearling bears are emerging from winter dens. Some remain with their mothers, others are independent, and a few may show signs of illness. The Tahoe Interagency Bear Team urges the …

Featured

RCDs look after the land, whether it’s used for grazing, growing, or getting out into nature.
California Dirt
RCDs were created to avoid a repeat of the Dust Bowl. Now they work with landowners to preserve the air, water and natural habitats that sustain us all.
Select Facebook Feed From Menu

Join Us Today!