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Six intriguing things about water in the Amargosa Valley
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Six intriguing things about water in the Amargosa Valley
Crystal Springs in the Ash Meadow National Wildlife Refuge. Photo by Pahrump Photography by Robert Marcos The water in Amargosa Valley is a scientific oddity that serves both as a living time capsule and supports life in one of Earth’s harshest environments. The Amargosa River flows underground for roughly 185 miles – surfacing only occasionally to create lush oases in the Mojave Desert. Here are some remarkable aspects of this unique water syst…
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