BLM breaks ground on Nevada seed warehouse in Ely

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The federal Bureau of Land Management has begun work on a $4.8 million facility in eastern Nevada to store tons of native seeds for use rehabilitating and restoring ecosystems in the Great Basin and Mojave Desert.

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