Mohave Environmental Labs

07/05/2025

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07/05/2025

It’s Lakes Appreciation Month! 🛶☀️
Whether you're swimming, fishing, or just relaxing by the water — take a moment to appreciate and protect our lakes. Learn more about how you can make a difference! 🌿🌊

03/30/2025

Mohave High School Junior Class would like to publicly thank Mohave Environmental Labs for being a sponsor this year for Prom. We appreciate the support for our schools and students.

02/19/2025

02/19/2025

An Arizona bat has tested positive for Pseudogymnoascus destructans (Pd), the fungus that causes the deadly white-nose syndrome (WNS) disease in bats. We're asking the public to help monitor white-nose syndrome in bats statewide. How can YOU help?

🦇 Look for bats unable to fly, on the ground, or low on a wall
🦇 Do not handle live bats
🦇 Report bat observations or sick, injured or dead bats to [email protected]

When you email us, be sure to include location, contact information and a photo, if possible, along with any other useful information. Read more on this recent development: https://bit.ly/3X8U23n

02/19/2025

02/19/2025

08/01/2024

Researchers hope to use this data to help control other pollution sources and ensure the air quality is safe to breathe in the Valley.

07/18/2024

If you're from around here, you probably know about algal blooms. A recent study gathered data to help create better models that use advanced methods like process-based techniques, machine learning, and remote sensing. These models are designed to predict harmful algal blooms more accurately.

Resources:
USGS Water Resources
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-024-03453-3

NEW PAPER 📃 summarizes harmonized dataset intended to support efforts to develop process-based, machine learning, and remote sensing models for prediction of harmful algal blooms (HABs). Read more: nature.com/articles/s41597-024-03453-3

07/18/2024

Surface runoff, especially on hard surfaces like roads, can carry dirt and sediment into nearby streams and rivers, harming water quality.

Visit USGS Water Resources for their weekly posts to learn more.