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Camp Cartwheel celebrates 30 years

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By Kim Passoth Verified
| KVVU-TV (Henderson, NV) Verified
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Buses filled with campers arrived at Camp Cartwheel as the medically supervised summer camp opened for another session. The Nevada Childhood Cancer Foundation created the camp for kids battling cancer or other rare childhood illnesses and their siblings. The program has become a tradition for generations of families.
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Conservation groups oppose potential sale of federal lands highlighted in land mapping tool Original

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By Kim Passoth Verified
| KVVU-TV (Henderson, NV) Verified
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — Conservation groups are pushing back against a new state mapping tool that identifies federal lands potentially available for development in Nevada. The governor’s office, in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management Nevada, unveiled the interactive map this week to make it easier to find federal land that may be available for development throughout the state and in the Las Vegas Valley.
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Nevada wildlife officials lead ‘bat walk’ in Las Vegas to spotlight desert bats

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By Kim Passoth Verified
| KVVU-TV (Henderson, NV) Verified
LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Nevada Department of Wildlife led members of the public on a “bat walk” earlier this month to spot the flying mammals and learn about their role in the desert ecosystem. Lauren MacLeod, wildlife education coordinator with the Nevada Department of Wildlife, used an echometer to detect bats as they emerged at dusk. The device picks up echolocation calls that bats use to navigate and find insect prey at frequencies above human hearing.
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