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Call From The Wild: What's Driving Wildlife Into Utah Neighborhoods This Year?
Coyotes and black bears are being pushed into developed areas this year for several reasons, according to USU's David Stoner.
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The Moo-vement Mystery: Cows on the Range Could Provide Answers for Wildlife Ecologists
Rangeland-based livestock movement could provide key insights into the movement ecology of many species of wildlife.
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Ask an Expert — Wildfire Preparedness: What Every Utahn Should Know
Taking steps before a wildfire threatens your home and family is imperative.
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The Fish Eye: Anglers at Utah Lake Spot Algae Blooms More than Most Recreationists
New research evaluated whether the appearance of water at Utah Lake changed people's minds about its suitability for…
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USU Dairy Scientist Receives John & Olga Gardner Prize
Prateek Sharma has recieved the John and Olga Gardner Prize for important contributions to the sciences.
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USU Archivists Win Philip M. Hamer and Elizabeth Hamer Kegan Award for Outdoor Recreation Archive
Clint Pumphrey and Chase Anderson have been named 2026 recipients of an award from the Society of American Archivists…
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Ask an Expert — How Does Your Garden Grow? Tips for July 2026
USU's Gardener's Almanac includes information and links to keep your yard and garden at their best in spite of the heat.
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Fulbright Award Takes USU Alumnus to Italy to Study Wildfire Recovery
USU alumnus Alec Arditti has received a Fulbright U.S. Student Program award to study wildfire recovery in Sardinia,…
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Ask an Expert: Monsoons Could Impact Utah Wildfire Season
Wildfires are already burning across Utah, and monsoons could have a large impact.
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USU Mourns the Passing of Ecologist Eugene 'Geno' Schupp
USU professor Eugene "Geno" Schupp, a distinguished plant ecologist, died June 1 in Logan following a battle with…
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USU Eastern Students Explore Sustainability, Ecology Through Iceland Study Abroad Experience
Aggies traveled to Iceland for a study abroad program that immersed them in wildlife ecology, renewable energy,…
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Summer Student Fellows Expand Research Impact in Land, Water & Air
USU's Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water & Air welcomed four new summer student research fellows this…
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Pine Needles Predict Air Quality? USU Researcher Says Yes
Professor Randy Martin from the Utah Water Research Laboratory has used pine needles as passive air quality samplers…