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New Research Advocates Basic Strategy for Native Fish Recovery: Access to Water
Newly published research from Utah State University asks whether the continued development of rivers for water supply can be balanced with fish conservation.
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Big News about Big Trees: QCNR Researcher Featured on NPR's Science Friday
USU professor featured on NPR's Science Friday deciphering the surprisingly complex and high-impact lives of forests'…
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USU Student Uses Undergraduate Research Grant to Train AI for Weeding
Third-year computer science major Andrew Jouffray is working with assistant professor Rakesh Kaundal to develop…
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New USU Institute Releases Inaugural Report on Natural Resources in Utah
Janet Quinney Lawson Institute for Land, Water, and Air Created with $7 Million Endowment
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A Picture Worth a Thousand Words: Identifying Landscape Preferences Using Social Media Algorithms
Identifying which landscapes are preferred by outdoor recreationists has gotten easier with digital help, according…
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Book 'Yellowstone Wolves' Receives Prestigious Wildlife Society Award
USU associate professor Dan MacNulty was a co-editor and writer for the book about wolf reintroduction and research
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Head Above Water: Major Grant Awarded for Research on Water Markets
A new project at USU will investigate how water market strategies might respond to climate change and drought while…
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USU Extension Receives Grant to Help Refugee and Native American Farmers
Extension recently received a grant to fund programs that will enhance farming opportunities for refugee and Native…
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Utah Climate Center Winter Outlook Says More Precipitation in the North but Deepening Drought Likely
Expect more precipitation than last winter in northern Utah with continuing drought in southern Utah, but the state…
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USU Professor Joined Instead Podcast to Discuss Plastic in Atmospheric Dust
While examining dust particles under a microscope, Janice Brahney noticed other kinds of particles mixed in. The…
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Busting Bison Myths: Wildlife Society Assists with Education at Annual Bison Roundup
700 bison were rounded up and corralled as part of an annual event at Antelope Island State Park, which was supported…
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Capturing a True Picture of Wolves in Yellowstone: Reevaluating Aspen Recovery
Aspen recovery in Yellowstone National Park is not as robust as generally believed, according to new research.
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Catching Fire: USU Graduate Recognizes Ecosystem Details as Wildland Firefighter
USU alum Elyse Doty is a wildland firefighter on an engine based out of Missoula, Mont. where her crew protects…