Fighting an invader
Photo: Leila Navidi
Nicholas Rice, an environmental biologist with the Environmental Monitoring and Management Division of the Southern Nevada Water Authority studies the leaves of a Sandbar Willow, right, and a Gooding Willow, two native species that grow along the Las Vegas Wash.
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