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Ask an Expert — Making Sense of Snakes This Summer

Ask an Expert — Does Forest Thinning Lead to Increased Wildfire Danger, Community Risk?

No Clear Winners: New Research Shows How Arctic Plants Are Responding to Warmer World

Black bear killed by vehicle at Bear Lake

Tracking Wildlife, Building Futures: USU Eastern Student Shares Hands-On Experience, Mentorship

‘Nature Boy’ Luke Forsberg to graduate from Quinney College of Natural Resources

Pulling a Fast One: Invasive Grass Can Tweak Genetic Timing for New Ground

Student Spotlight: Naming Native Plants Gives Tony Villalobos His Day in the Sun

Student Spotlight: Chloe Seeborg Forges College Connections With GIS Technology

Where horses roam, sage grouse struggle - High Country News

USU trains the next generation of firefighters

Northern California study aims to protect livestock from mountain lions

Larissa Yocom Named Executive Director of Utah Forest Restoration Institute

USU Uintah Basin Professor Named QCNR Undergrad Research Mentor of the Year

Bless the Rains: USU Scholars Experience Ecological Research, Conservation Management in East Africa

Diversity and Inclusion

The potential for catastrophic fires in Utah

Predation, not fear of wolves, keeps elk from denuding Yellowstone

The primacy of density-mediated indirect effects in a community of wolves, elk, and aspen

Ask an Expert — Is Utah at Risk for Wildfires Similar to Those in Los Angeles?

The role of fire in ecosystems

Mountain Big Sagebrush Restoration in Former Dryland Pasture

Sharing Ground With Wild Horses: New Video Tutorials Create Space for Conversations

Wildland Resources at Utah State University

USU Awarded $500,000 in USDA Grants to Aid Native American Students Across Utah, Four Corners Region

'They're getting annihilated': Momentum gathers for ongoing funding for wildlife crossing

Mountain lion deterrents to be studied in foothill region

Biochar Is Ready for Prime Time: Ground-truthed decision trees for land managers

Big Blue, Meet Old Blue: USU Researchers Record World's Oldest Known Colorado Blue Spruce

Where horses roam, sage grouse struggle - High Country News

Utah could see a grizzly bear in the future, here's what experts say

Get away, grizzly: why scientists are chasing bears with drones

The world's largest organism is also one of its oldest – and it's at risk

Study: Wolf-induced 'landscape of fear' doesn't explain Yellowstone aspen regeneration

Ask an Expert — Why Are Pile Burns Common Around Utah This Fall?

This Utah city wants to remove century-old trees. Residents are fighting back.

Julie Young Named Newest Director of QCNR's Berryman Institute of Wildlife Damage Management

Understanding Threats to Old Growth Ponderosa Pines

Tarantulas wander around Utah this time of year -- here's what you should know

Inaugural UW Muley Fanatic Fellow Contributes to Wildlife Science

Episode #67 Dan MacNulty - The Effects of Wolf Hunts on Ecosystems

Climate change is responsible for Utah's extended fire season, experts say

Utah’s black bear sightings are on the rise for this sweet reason

Eyes on Earth Episode 124 – Mapping Fires in Utah - Jim Lutz

USU Researchers Monitor Sage Grouse Populations, Habitat With Help of Bird Dogs

QCNR Camp gives students taste for the field

USU Uintah Basin Announces Richens Natural Resources Internship Program

New Leadership Brings Fresh Perspectives to the Quinney College of Natural Resources

USU Researchers Pair Tree Rings With Climate Data to Understand Forest Climate Adaptation

Who Is the Bad Guy Here? When Animals Misbehave (U.S. National Park Service)

USU Grad Student Examining How Megacarcasses Impact the Ecosystem - Utah State Magazine

UnDisciplined: What is the predatory impact of wolves in Yellowstone?

USU Internship Supports Utah DWR and Important Waterfowl Management Areas

Resurrected plant research reveals how coastal wetlands adapt to environmental change

USU Researchers Studying Tens of Thousands of Trees to Help Predict Future Forest Growth

University of Derby Students Visit USU Eastern

Kari Veblen on rangelands – How On Earth podcast

How high is wildfire risk in Utah this summer?

Bats! With Jessica Tegt — Stokes Nature Center

Study finds guard dogs significantly reduce grizzly encounters on farms

Is Ag Good or Bad for Mule Deer Fawn Survival?

USU's Megan Vahsen Wins Prestigious George Mercer Award From Ecological Society of America

USU scientists study how climate change could affect where plants get their water

You Can Lead a Horse to Water: Mapping Seasonal Water Resources to Predict Wild Horse Movements on Utah Rangelands

2024 Forage | A New Comprehensive Rangeland Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Resource

Ask an Expert — Prepare Now: May is National Wildfire Awareness Month

Are predators born fearing skunks?

Warming May Cause Arctic Plants and Microbes to Release Carbon They Currently Store

How new animal crossings could save humans by the hundreds and wildlife in the millions

Blood Origins Podcast #470: Dan MacNulty || What do wolves actually DO in the Yellowstone System?

Don’t wait: Last chance to see Southern Utah’s rare poppies in bloom this year

E330 - What is the best way for Bambi to cross the road? - Driving You Crazy | iHeart

Climate Adaptation Science minor helps Cache Valley adjust to change

Off The Beaten Path: Quinney Scholar Anaís Barrientos on Finding Her Natural Capacity

T.W. Daniels Experimental Forest: USU’s slice of nature

Grizzly bears were pillaging farms. Could a canine keep them away?

Rest stops blossom into buzzing oases through USU, UDOT collaboration

Remote Sensing and GIS Laboratory keeps a bird’s-eye view on Utah

Pinyon jays are rapidly declining. A USU researcher wants to know why

SageSTEP protects “the place where the sagebrush grows”

Mountain lions attacked and killed a man doing exactly what experts suggest

Why is it so hard to fill jobs working in Utah's beautiful forests?

Taylor Saunders in the YK Delta

Animals Are Our Neighbors in Cities and Suburbs, Not Pests

Restoration on the Range w/Kari Veblen

A Musical Voyage With Jane Catlin at NEHMA With the Highline Drifters and Friends

Dr. Clark-Wolf receives Cozzarelli Honor from National Academy of Sciences

Human activity disrupts functional connectivity - Conservation Corridor

The mysterious life of cougars

Why was a grizzly bear hanging out with a wolf pack?

Research at Dugout shows “new” heritage cattle breed may be a beef game changer

Why pile burning is essential in the wildland-urban interface

Rare Utah butterfly lands on list of species at risk of extinction

Wolves Have Not Completely Restored Yellowstone National Park's Ecosystem

USU Expert Shares Mountain Lion Advice After Cougar Spotted Near Campus

USU Eastern Faculty Member Named Finalist for USU Faculty Mentor of the Year

The Northwestern Shoshone are restoring the Bear River Massacre site - High Country News

What 4 decades of data tell us about Utah’s unique wildfire landscape

USU Eastern Students Study Kit Foxes in Emery County

Utah and 14 other states are in line for money to save the monarch butterfly

In a remote corner of California, roaming dog packs leave a trail of blood and terror

The Curious Rise (and Fall) in Cougar Attacks

Cache Valley Christmas Bird Count provides valuable data on avian populations

Move Over Blitzen: Geese Outpace Reindeer Impacts on Arctic Ecosystems

USU Eastern Professor Named First Fellow for Community Engagement

Science Moab: How do mountain goats and pikas interact?  - Moab Sun News

USU Field Season Photo Contest

Research Ready: Cristina Chirvasa Builds Experience With USU Undergraduate Research Program

Strange Burn: New Research Identifies Unique Patterns in Utah Wildfires

When to report a wildlife sighting or encounter to the DWR

Maple Tapping in Utah

Pinebrook sees community support for wildfire mitigation, pile burning

Bonfire or biochar demo? Park City and Deer Valley talk of future uses around ‘Ring of Fire’

USU Center for Community Engagement Selects Faculty for Inaugural Fellowship in Community Engagement

Spotted: USU Professor Leads Effort to Capture Image of Long-Missing African Cheetah

Reclaiming Sacred Space: QCNR Students Assist in Restoration at Wuda Ogwa Site

Honoring a Giant: Mike Kuhns recognized for career & legacy at tree planting ceremony

USU's T.W. Daniel Experimental Forest Is a Place for Hands-On Learning, Long-Term Research

Ecological Evolution: Transition Pending for Leadership at USU Ecology Center

Seen any of these hairy dudes yet? Don’t miss this thrilling Southern Utah ‘phenomenon’

Aggies Abroad: Winners Announced for 2023 USU Field Season Photo Contest

Hiring Department Head, Department of Wildland Resources

Standing on Shared Ground: New Book Explores Foundations of Rangeland, Wildlife Management

Swaner EcoCenter presentation looks at life after Parleys Canyon wildfire

Sask Polytech's biochar expertise continues to grow, yielding fruitful applied research in forestry

T.W. Daniel Experimental Forest (TWDEF)

Scientists at Canyonlands Research Center finding climate change solutions

Unbridled Impact: The Wicked Predicament of Wild Horses on Public Lands

Wildfire documentary lights up Park City Film screen to engage community

New Research Tracks Successes for Transplanting Full-Sized Mountain Big Sagebrush

USU Hosts Cross-Disciplinary Panel 'Facing Fire: Aesthetics, Environment & Policy in the West'

Yellowstone wolves bring hungry pups 'toys'

Capturing Carbon in Savannas: New Research Examines Role of Grasses for Controlling Climate Change

Welcoming New Faculty in Fall 2023

Afforestation carbon sequestration projects found to be less effective than grasses in tropical savannas

Parsing mountain goats in the La Sals - The Times-Independent

Amanda Barth - Utah's Pollinator Pursuit initiative

What is Pando? A guide to one of Utah’s most unassuming natural wonders.

J. Bradley Washa: All things are connected with fire

How a future with less frequent, more intense rain could change Utah’s plant landscape

Sage grouse experts from Canada tour Powell bird farm - Powell Tribune

BUGfest 2023 Bug Bite Speaker: Amanda Barth

American White Pelican colony abandons Great Salt Lake nesting site

Cheetah spotted in Djibouti for the first time in over 30 years

Got a bug in your ear? Cicadas serenade Southern Utah with ‘summer love songs’

Avoid snake confrontation this summer

Summer Bee Camp at Edith Bowen Provides Garden-Based STEAM Learning for 3rd, 4th Graders

Lawmakers gave millions to support a private landowner’s unusual wildfire prevention method. Does it work?

USU Researchers, Students, Consultants Partner With UDOT to Build Pilot Pollinator Garden

Establishing Big Sagebrush Seedlings on the Colorado Plateau

Street Dance added to Downtown Sidewalk Sale, Gallery Walk on July 7

Salt on Frost: Researchers Recording Impact of Once-in-a-Lifetime Storm on Alaska Coast

Producing Maple Syrup From Boxelder and Norway Maple Trees

QCNR Jobs & Opportunities

Thirsty Roots: Identifying Plant Winners, Losers Under Changing Climate

Fireflies in Utah? Nibley is home to some of the only in the state

Endangered Southern Utah flower unique despite not standing out in the crowd

Shutdown Shift: Pandemic Lockdowns Changed Movements of Wild Animals Around the World

New Research Sheds Light on How Artificial Lighting Can Influence Risk of Roadkill

Interview with Darren McAvoy, March 13, 2023 (audio)

Climate Challenge Digital Collection

USU to Launch Four-Year Criminal Justice Degrees - ETV News

Ranchers provide insight into carnivore fencing - The Wildlife Society

Wildlife Expert Warns of Fox Squirrels Damaging Lawns in Utah

Why are the Ray Mesa ponderosa pine trees dying? - Moab Sun News

Salt on Frost: Researchers Recording Impact of Once-in-a-Lifetime Storm on Alaska Coast

Hunting mountain lions is now legal year-round without a permit

Black Is The New Green: Exploring Biochar's Potential to Moderate Wildfire, Store Carbon

Establishing Big Sagebrush Seedlings on the Colorado Plateau

How can Southern Utah protect its rarest plant species?

Utah Conservation Corps Partners With USU Uintah Basin on Youth Conservation Corps

Beavers may help improve endangered desert fish habitat - The Wildlife Society

Katie Siesel­­ combining work, play through natural resources - The Utah Statesman

How Do Wolves Hunt?

New Website Helps Public Understand Importance of Great Salt Lake Wetlands

USU professor trying to solve wild horse overpopulation problem

Is turning forest waste into black char a green solution?

Beyond the Backcountry: Mikenna DeBruin on Creating Everyday Connections to the Natural World

Snow cover allows vole populations to thrive in Cache Valley

Branching Out: Forestry Club Hosts National Leadership at Annual Meeting

How Often Do Coyotes Attack Humans?

USU Announces 2023 Faculty Awards Honorees

Fire in the Wilderness

20th Wildlife Damage Management Conference (2023)

Professional Practice Extension Assistant Professor in Urban Forestry job

FREES Webinars - PopEquus Wild Horse Management Tool

Have you seen a coyote or red fox in Wichita?

Reexamining the rebound in Yellowstone National Park

Sizzlin' Spring Break: USU Fire Club Volunteers on Ozark Prescribed Fire Project

Are Butterflies Wildlife? Depends Where You Live.

The Green Thumb: Wildlife's winter woes

Eyes on Earth Episode 91 – Intro to AmericaView (Chris McGinty)

Landscaping in the Utah Wildland-Urban Interface

Why Utah’s Wildlife Services is suggesting bullfrogs for your dinner table

Buck Trends: USU Researcher Tracking COVID-19 Virus in Utah's Mule Deer Populations

WILD Alumni and Friends | WILD

Catching Up to Climate Change By Tracking Big-Picture Patterns - Utah State Magazine

PopEquus Wild Horse Webinar registration

The Green Thumb: Raven management

Smart Foodscapes

Experts releasing trapped beavers to improve the food chain and save Utah homes from wildfires

Buck Trends: USU Researcher Tracking COVID-19 Virus in Utah's Mule Deer Populations

Berryman Club Event Registration

Had a wildlife sighting or encounter? Here's when to report it

Mountain lions are a vital part of Utah's ecosystem; their conservation is a collaborative effort

UnDiscplined: Does the canine coat reflect immunity to a deadly disease?

The Amazing Trace: protecting wildlife by using technology

Fear the deer: Crash data illuminates America’s deadliest animal

Utah DWR - WILD - Episode 35: Why I'm a hunter

US FWS lists Tiehm’s buckwheat as an endangered species; balancing resource extraction with survival of rare plants

Undergraduate Scholarships | QCNR

Artificial Nest Depredation by the Common Raven presentation

Wild Cam: California condors take over the carcass buffet - The Wildlife Society

Density-dependent habitat selection alters drivers of population distribution in northern Yellowstone elk

Wildland Fire Extension Specialist Assistant Professor

Catching Up to Climate Change By Tracking Big-Picture Patterns - Utah State Magazine

Ask an Expert – Holiday lighting may not be so jolly for wildlife

Mapping the Middle Ground: Balancing Mining Activities With Survival of Utah's Rare Plants

What to know if you’re getting a real Christmas tree in Utah

Wily Coyotes: the clever, communicative 'song dogs' trotting down your street | CBC Radio

Preventing livestock losses to large carnivores

Parasite gives wolves what it takes to be pack leaders

Smart Foodscapes

Human–Wildlife Interactions | Journals | Utah State University

Snowbound: Big Trees Boost Water in Forests by Protecting Snowpack

The World's Largest Tree Is Ready for Its Close-Up

Helping Hands: Utah State Students in Planting for Mule Deer Winter Habitat

New Research Finds Color of Wolf Coat a Signal for Immunity to Distemper Virus

Moo calves disco up the Green River, griz and wolves not invited

Yellowstone's black wolves better at fighting canine distemper virus, study shows

The value of USU Uintah Basin research - The Utah Statesman

Watch: Wyoming ranchers benefit wildlife - The Wildlife Society

Fantastic Trees

Events This Week in TWS!

Happy Hunting: Students, Faculty Experience First-Time Duck Hunt Through Ambassador Program

USU College of Science Hosts 'Science Week' Oct. 31-Nov. 4

Summer Research: USU Uintah Basin Students Have Hands-On Training to Be Scientists

Tips to avoid deer/vehicle collisions after daylight saving time ends Nov. 6

Woman gored by bison sparks warnings for other nature-lovers

NOW HIRING: Assistant Professor of Quantitative Population Ecology

Untamed Exchange: Stakeholders Seek Common Ground on Wild Horse, Burro Management

On the fence: New research taps rancher expertise on living with carnivores

It's almost leaf peeping season — but when will Utah's fall colors arrive?

USU Extension Co-Sponsors 2022 Free Roaming Equids and Ecosystem Sustainability Summit

These 5 Species Were Almost Extinct, But Then Bounced Back

In Reviewing Wolves’ Endangered Status, Martha Williams Confronts Her Montana Past

‘Not conducting gathers will be more catastrophic’ for all, including the wild horses, USU expert says

Fantastic Trees

Increasing Great Salt Lake salinity predicted to impact Utah brine shrimp

On the Fence: New Research Taps Rancher Expertise on Living With Carnivores

Wildlife encounters and how to handle them

Pando in Pieces: Understanding the New Breach in the World's Largest Living Thing

Like Yellowstone: Logan Canyon beaver colony attracting crowds

The Weird and Wild Migration of the Wood Stork Raises Many Questions

Wood Work: Surge in U.S. Forestry Positions Creates Career Opportunities

It's almost leaf peeping season — but when will Utah's fall colors arrive?

USU Center Relocates Beaver as Land Managers See Benefits of Rodents' Residence

In-Woods Biochar Production Using Big Box Kilns

FREES Summit

USU Uintah Basin Students Help Gather Data for Reintroduction of Black-Footed Ferrets

Facing Down Drought in the West - Utah State Magazine

Crowding, climate change, and the case for distancing among trees

Land, water and air in Utah with Brian Steed on Tuesday's Access Utah

Baby Parrots Babble Like Baby People

Hands-On Summer: Student Crew Cruises Forests in the Heber-Kamas District

USU Uintah Basin Students Help Monitor Northern Goshawk Populations in the Ashley National Forest

Society for Range Management

Tree Identification in Utah | Forestry

DWR announces new plans for Cinnamon Creek WMA, holds ribbon cutting

Josh Newman Presidential Field Forester Award

What is the most dangerous animal in the world? The surprising animal you've already met.

Hummingbirds stop in Utah on their migration from Canada to Mexico

Heads up Utah butterfly migration fans, it’s time for the flight of the monarchs

Was Yellowstone’s Deadliest Wolf Hunt in 100 Years an Inside Job?

Westerners Struggle to Manage Booming Wild Horse Populations

Flying the Friendly Skies: Working to Reduce Bird-Airplane Collisions

Utah wildlife encounters increase as animals search for resources amid drought

How to survive a rattlesnake bite — or better yet, avoid one

Biomass for the Masses with Darren McAvoy - Science Moab

USU Uintah Basin Students Help Monitor Northern Goshawk Populations in the Ashley National Forest

Beasts of Burden: Wild Horses and Burros Are Dying Hard Deaths in the West

Are wolves’ footprints on ecosystems overstated? - The Wildlife Society

Out on a Limb: Bella Wetzler Logs the Survival of Big Trees with Undergraduate Research Grant

Big Tree Directory

Hunting hidden giants: The search for Utah’s biggest trees takes foresters into backyards and backcountry

Giant sequoias may benefit from fire in California's Yosemite, official says

Tooth & Claw: New Book Offers Context, Strategies for Conflicts Between Humans, Wildlife

Project confirms fireflies have a home in Utah, but their ecosystem role remains a mystery

Historic Yellowstone flooding brings renewal despite destruction

Here are Utah's fireworks restrictions, rules for 2022

This Green Earth w/David Stoner on mountain lions

Tree Carbon Data That Ring True - Eos

Extreme weather conditions in southwest Utah reignite the Left Fork Fire

Real Beef. Done Well. An Eco-Friendlier Meal Using ‘Smart Foodscapes’ - Utah State Magazine

More diversity, less disease in wildlife populations?

US to spend $9 million to bolster sagebrush ecosystems in Utah, 7 other Western states

Pocket Guide to Sagebrush

Hands-On Summer: National Park Internship Offers Students Peek Into Professional Life

Wildfire risk in Utah: This year’s forecast, and how to prepare

Poll the audience: Using data from citizen science to keep wild birds in flight

Facts about Utah's big, fierce cats

Wildland Urban Interface: A Look at Issues and Resolutions - HS Today

Ask an Expert – Landscape Now to Help Prevent Wildfire Destruction Later

#forestproud | A Community Keeping North America's Forests as Forests

Moo calves disco up the Green River, griz and wolves not invited

Cougar encounters in the West are becoming more common. Here’s why

Foxes killed by avian flu - The Wildlife Society

WILD Alumni and Friends

Avian flu confirmed in wild birds in 5 more counties in Utah

Local experts worry the Willow Lakes development may also increase damaging floods in the area

2021 USGS, Utah Cooperative Unit Annual Report

Ask an Expert - Don't Try to Outfox the Fox

Priceless seeds, sprouts key to US West’s post-fire future

Study provides long-term look at ways to control wildfire in sagebrush steppe ecosystem

Poll the Audience: Using Data From Citizen Science to Keep Wild Birds in Flight

Bear conflicts may increase during drought years

36 Year Timelapse Shows How Much The Great Salt Lake Has Shrunk

USU study finds big trees play a big role in preserving snowpack

How to help pollinators this spring

USU Extension Expert Discusses Wild Horse Gathers

Tooth & Claw: New Book Offers Context, Strategies for Conflicts Between Humans, Wildlife

Creating Community: QCNR Graduate Meridian Wappett on Building Connections, Embracing Leadership

Coexisting with wildlife on Wednesday's Access Utah

USU Blanding Helps Navajo Nation Map Part of Utah Borders

Birds of a Feather: Face-to-Face with Raptors in Berryman Institute Education Event

What wildfires in nearby states could indicate for Utah’s fire season

At the Trail's End: QCNR Graduate Alva Swanson on his Thoughtful Path to Graduation

Golden eagle named Utah's state bird of prey

A ‘purring’ sound from floorboards leads to discovery of bear and her 4 cubs hibernating under Lake Tahoe house

'All about birds' on Wednesday's Access Utah

Heavy metal music, spotlights, and an ATV

New Research Reveals Complexity of Improving Rangeland Management in Africa

In honor of Earth Day: 5 easy ways you can help wildlife

As temperatures warm, the rattlesnakes emerge from dens

Divergent views on proposed development that would impact Logan River and wetlands

Logan River Task Force on Willow Lakes proposal (Frank Howe)

A community science project studies the elusive, snow-loving rosy-finch

First case of COVID-19 in mule deer confirmed in Utah

Study contemplates predators' role in reducing chronic wasting disease

Research Excellence: Sixteen Aggies Honored in NSF Grad Research Fellow Search

School of Graduate Studies: Graduate Student Social

Logan Watershed Meeting w/Frank Howe Zoom link

Utah Black Rosy-Finch Study

Rapid Fire Research: Fledgling Investigators Share Discoveries, Challenges, Humor

How one Wyoming mule deer won friends and influenced science

Utah wolverine captured and collared with GPS tracker

One Man’s Mission to Revive the Last Redwood Forests | Short Film Showcase

Study: Adding Tree Cover on Savannas Has Only Limited Benefits Toward Fixing Climate Change

Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner-in-Training (CERPIT)

Wild About Utah: tiny owls

Increased tree cover in savannas provides limited benefit in climate fight - Verve times

Tree Carbon Data That Ring True

Snowbound: Big Trees Boost Water in Forests by Protecting Snowpack

Beating the heat: ecology of desert bobcats - BMC Ecology and Evolution

Smart Foodscapes

A Giant 1% - Utah State Magazine

Insect infestation threatens Arizona’s aspen trees

Locally Sourced: Pelican Prefer Native Fish to Sportfish at Utah's Strawberry Reservoir

Dani Berger - Quantifying Population Drivers Using Historical Prairie Grouse Monitoring Data

The Golden Eagle could become Utah's official state bird of prey

An Antelope Island vigil raises awareness for the Great Salt Lake

Savvy Sheep: New Research Explores Flexible Decision-Making for Bighorn Sheep Migration

These Ants in Panama Are Masters of Damage Control

The small cats nobody knows: Wild felines face intensifying planetary risks

Out on a Limb: Bella Wetzler Logs the Survival of Big Trees with Undergraduate Research Grant

Stay on the Sunny Side: Optimistic Animal Foragers Have Better Lives in Behavior Model

Most U.S. wolves are listed as endangered—again. Here’s why.

Science Moab talks to Eric Thacker about the history and future of wild horses

USU Range Club

Human activity is changing how much space wolves need to survive

Finding a focus for conserving terrestrial biodiversity - Johan du Toit

QCNR Summer 2022 Employment Opportunities

Treasure in Tree Rings: Using untapped tree ring data to calculate carbon sequestration

A Hands-On Summer: QCNR Student Internships Offer On-the-Job Experience

USU Eastern Faculty, Students Participate in Deer Collaring Study for Wildlife Management

Next USGS virtual public lecture is on January 27 - InMenlo

Managing in Minnesota: USU Grad Finds Forestry Career in the Land of 10,000 Lakes

Tal Avgar Wildlife Space-Use Ecology research group

Capturing a True Picture of Wolves in Yellowstone: Reevaluating Aspen Recovery

USU studies how better diets and less gassy cows can help with climate change

Mountain lion encounters are rare, but if you encounter one, here are 5 ways to stay safe

10 Teams Win Funding for Scialog: Mitigating Zoonotic Threats Projects

Pando – the world's single largest organism – is under threat - Geographical Magazine

Call for 2022 Quinney Doctoral Fellowship in WILD

USU Attains Prestigious Carnegie R1 Classification, Joins Highest Level of Research Institutions

Fire ecology and management – Larissa Yocom

Is it okay to feed wildlife in winter?

Revisiting Yellowstone's trophic cascade: Wolves' effect on aspen regeneration exaggerated, study finds

Big News about Big Trees: QCNR Researcher Featured on NPR's Science Friday

The Science Of Big Trees

Restoring Degraded Waters, One Pest at a Time

Taking Stock of the Yellowstone Wolf Project

Institute of Land, Water, and Air video

Institute of Land, Water, and Air website and report

Drought, wildfires, pollution: How should Utah tackle its biggest problems? Using ‘evidence,’ Gov. Cox says

Utah native aspen trees affected by invasive insect

Winter 2021 WILD Alumni Newsletter

Manatees, Facing a Crisis, Will Get a Bit of Help: Extra Feeding

Ask an Expert - Tips for Christmas Tree Selection and Care

Hardware Ranch cancels sleigh rides for this season

Human–Wildlife Interactions Journal

Dr. L. David Mech Fellowship | International Wolf Center

Book 'Yellowstone Wolves' Receives Prestigious Wildlife Society Award

Parleys Summit wildlife crossing - Video

Ask an Expert: The House Mouse – not your storybook Christmas mouse

USU Range Club Wins Second Place in Regional Team Competition

Recovering from fire: USU holds workshop on Pack Creek Fire recovery efforts

USU/UDWR Graduate Researcher: Bighorn sheep/Mule deer Demography, Movement, and Competition in Southern Utah

Invasive oyster-like insects are threatening Utah’s forests

David Stoner Awarded Grant to Connect Animal Migration to NASA Drought Imagery

Catching Fire: USU Graduate Recognizes Ecosystem Details as Wildland Firefighter

Capturing a True Picture of Wolves in Yellowstone: Reevaluating Aspen Recovery

Search for a new dean for the S.J & Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources

A DECADE OF SCIENCE SUPPORT IN THE SAGEBRUSH BIOME

NRCS Conservation Outcomes Webinar Series

Call for 2022 Quinney Doctoral Fellowship in the Wildland Resources Department

USU's Chris Luecke to Leave Post as Natural Resources Dean

Nearly 10 years after Seeley Fire, DWR habitat biologists still working to restore landscapes

Drought and our deer herds

Ask an Expert: tips for living in cougar country

West Desert District Welcomes New Fillmore Field Manager

Wolverine, usually a rare sighting, spotted with coyotes in Utah mountains

The invasion of the forest destroyers – And how science is fighting back | US Forest Service

‘A different beast': USU ecologist competes, breaks record in 5th race across America’s continental divide

Beef Going Green: Major New Grant Supports Strategies for Sustainable Grazing

How Utah's Drought Is Impacting Wild Life

The wonderfully weird world of mollusks

Ask an Expert - Tips for Living in Cougar Country in 2021

Bat Encounters May Rise With Start Of Fall

A Bear Cub Gets A Helping Hand

USU Campus Tree Identification Tour

USU Recognized for its Commitment to Trees on Campus

Teaching to the Top: USU Extension Specialists Hit the Road with Visiting Congressional Staff

Analysis Begins On Effectiveness Of Wildlife Bridge On Parleys Summit

Cytotype and genotype predict mortality and recruitment in Colorado quaking aspen

Wild Horse Fire Brigade

Climate Change Vulnerability Assessments Across the Nation

Gopher and Vole Discussion Zoom Link, Thu Sept 9 @ 12pm, password 166768

Fall forecast: Is this when Utah's trees will peak?

USU Students Helping the Monarch Butterfly in the Uintah Basin

Hiring For Assistant Professor

Hidden Allies Aid Survival of the West's Largest Trees

Wild Horse Roundups Ramping up as Drought Grips the US West

Evaluating the needs of breeding grebes in Utah

‘Friends of Pando’ capture the world’s largest organism in first-of-its-kind photo survey

Coyotes and Seed Dispersal

A “New Normal” for West-Side Fire story map

Saving the golden eagle

86,000 wild mustangs that roam the West are at the center of raging controversy

Wildland Stories: Rangeland Ecology with Dr. Kari Veblen hosted by Darren McAvoy

No-Kill Coexistence Project Continues As Idaho Expands Wolf Hunting And Trapping

Forget the lawn — your trees need water to survive drought and scorching heat

The beavers returning to the desert

IN FOCUS Discussion: Wildfire mitigation

Where the buffalo roam: world’s longest wildlife bridge could cross the Mississippi

Is the drought bringing more snakes to our backyards?

Sage Grouse Populations Grow Faster After Tree Removal

Biodiversity Benefits Plants through Soil Feedbacks

New Species of Tree Frog

Landscape Now to Help Prevent Wildfire Destruction Later

Coexisting with Wildlife During a Drought

Wildland Stories: Rangeland Ecology with Dr. Kari Veblen

Safe Crossings: Wildlife Overpasses Connect Habitat and Save Lives

Fire in the West presentation RSVP, June 22, 2021 at 11:30 a.m.

WILD Graduate Degree Video

WILD Alumni and Friends

Firewise Landscaping Booklet

Smart Landscaping/Wildfire KSL Article

Wildlife Crossings, Nicki Frey

Charlotte Measuring CO2 in Alaska

The Fire Cycle (podcast), w/WILD Fire Ecologist Larissa Yocom

Indigenous Cultural Burning

Wildland Resources

Tucker Furniss Fire Ecology

Leila Shultz UNPS Lifetime Achievement Award

Frank Howe, Drought, and Fish

Doug Ramsey Landsat ARD Video Series

Mark Chynoweth on Human-Wildlife Conflict

WILD Alumni and Friends List

Wildland Stories: Soil Science w/Dr. Andrew Kulmatiski

Big Box (Biochar) Kiln Demonstration

Clark Rushing: Bird Migration And Climate Change

Kristin Engebretsen Cougar Research

Simona Picardi Sage Grouse Research Paper

Sage Grouse Presentation Slides

USU WILD News

Emma Doden Wins Robins Award For Beaver Research

Geese and Grazing in Alaska

Wolf Article

Colorado River Forecasting

David Stoner Cougar Talk Registration

WILD’s Nicki Frey Selected as Wildlife Society Fellow

Rangeland Ecology and Management

Wild Horses Research

Erica Stuber Seminar Registration

USU WILD Students in Kudu Magazine

Monarch Butterflies

QCNR Jobs

America’s Bald Eagle Population Continues to Soar