College of Science at the University of Nevada, Reno

🌵Living with Drought in Nevada💧

On World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, we’re reminded that water scarcity is a growing global challenge, and one that impacts our communities here at home.

The University of Nevada, Reno’s Living with Drought resources page brings together tools and information to help individuals, communities, and industries navigate these challenges and build resilience.

Explore resources on:
🌾 Agriculture & livestock resilience
🏡 Drought-friendly landscaping & water-saving tips
🚴 Responsible recreation during dry conditions
🤝 Support for Tribal Nations
💧 Water management & preparedness
🌦️ Weather, climate & drought outlooks
🔥 Wildfire risks and prevention

Together, we can take steps toward a more sustainable future, protecting our land, water, and communities.

🔗 Learn more and access resources today here:
https://buff.ly/0bgtZ3O

🌎 Happy World Environment Day! 🌱

Science helps us protect, restore, and understand our planet. From cleaner oceans to greener forests, every breakthrough makes a difference.

This Pride Month, we celebrate the LGBTQ+ scientists whose groundbreaking discoveries and courage have shaped the world of science. 🔭👏

From mathematics to physics, their work continues to save lives, expand knowledge, and inspire future generations. 🏳️‍🌈🔬

🌊🪸 What unseen forces shape life beneath the ocean’s surface?

Join us for an evening of discovery at Tahoe Community Talk & Social: Reef Chemistry with marine scientist Dr. Valerie Paul, as we dive into the hidden chemistry that drives coral reef ecosystems.

Hosted as part of the Hitchcock Center for Chemical Ecology Symposium, this special community event brings cutting-edge marine science to Lake Tahoe followed by a reception and opportunity to connect with fellow science enthusiasts.🔬🐠

📅 Thursday, May 28
🕕 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
📍 University of Nevada, Reno at Lake Tahoe | Incline Village, NV

Register for FREE Here:
https://buff.ly/rAuAcNo

Discover why reef chemistry matters more than ever in a changing world.

🎉 Help us celebrate the incredible achievements of our faculty, staff, postdoctoral scholars, and graduate students who were honored at the 2026 College of Science Awards Ceremony this past Wednesday! 👏✨

Your hard work, dedication, and passion for discovery continue to inspire our entire community. Thank you for the impact you make through your research, teaching, service, and commitment to excellence. Congratulations to all of this year’s award recipients! 🏆🔬🎓