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Research by Eric Thacker and Kari Veblen is finding that transplanting mature, local sagebrush, though more expensive, may have better chances at survival than seeds or seedlings.
New research by WILD and the Ecology Center's Yong Zhou and his team from Yale University, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of Cape Town, Texas A&M, Kruger National Park, Harvard University, and University of Oregon shows that in addition...
The UPR Science Reporter and Ecology PhD Candidate Erin Lewis reports on research showing how rising temperatures contribute to declining air quality in Utah and across the country.
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