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Warmer Winter Could Lead To An Increase In Ticks
As more Northern Nevadans head outdoors this spring and summer, experts say hikers should be aware of a small pest that can cause big problems — ticks.
From trails around Reno to the Lake Tahoe Basin, ticks are active in brushy, grassy and wooded areas throughout parts of Northern Nevada. While Lyme disease remains relatively rare in the state, Northern Nevada Public Health reported 8 confirmed or suspected cases pf Lyme disease.
Continue reading to learn more about avoiding ticks, written by Jaden Zelms.
Jaden Zelms
When she is not reporting, she is hiking the nearest mountain, walking to a coffee shop or watching an indie film.
Warmer Winter Could Lead To An Increase In Ticks
As more Northern Nevadans head outdoors this spring and summer, experts say hikers should be aware of a small pest that can cause big problems — ticks.
From trails around Reno to the Lake Tahoe Basin, ticks are active in brushy, grassy and wooded areas throughout parts of Northern Nevada. While Lyme disease remains relatively rare in the state, Northern Nevada Public Health reported 8 confirmed or suspected cases pf Lyme disease.
Continue reading to learn more about avoiding ticks, written by Jaden Zelms.
Jaden Zelms
When she is not reporting, she is hiking the nearest mountain, walking to a coffee shop or watching an indie film.
Warmer Winter Could Lead To An Increase In Ticks
As more Northern Nevadans head outdoors this spring and summer, experts say hikers should be aware of a small pest that can cause big problems — ticks.
From trails around Reno to the Lake Tahoe Basin, ticks are active in brushy, grassy and wooded areas throughout parts of Northern Nevada. While Lyme disease remains relatively rare in the state, Northern Nevada Public Health reported 8 confirmed or suspected cases pf Lyme disease.
Continue reading to learn more about avoiding ticks, written by Jaden Zelms.
Jaden Zelms
When she is not reporting, she is hiking the nearest mountain, walking to a coffee shop or watching an indie film.
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