90 Miles from Needles: the Desert Protection Podcast 90 Miles from Needles

We delve into the dangers of desert heat in this episode. Learn about heat-related injuries, from sunburn and heat cramps to the severe threat of heatstroke and a lesser-known peril: pavement burns experienced by vulnerable populations. Practical tips for staying safe amidst climbing temperatures include hydration, wearing appropriate clothing, and recognizing symptoms of heat distress.

Corn, squash, and beans aren’t just crops; they’re living symbols of resilience, culture, and hope.

In this episode we welcome back Mason Voehl from the Amargosa Conservancy for an engaging and informative update on the situation surrounding Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge and the threat of lithium mining explorations

There are tens of thousands of plants more than a millennium old growing in the deserts of North America.

Chris Clarke interviews activist Jon Rezendes about the threats facing the Rio Bosque Wetlands in El Paso, Texas

Discover the widespread issue of looting and vandalism of archaeological resources in the Southwest US on this episode of 90 Miles from Needles. Shannon Cowell and Dusty Whiting from Archaeology Southwest discuss the impact of these crimes on Native American tribes and the importance of preserving cultural sites.