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Stone Age Foodies: Comparing Ancient and Modern Food Choices with Isotopes
If there is any skill that humans are especially good at, it's eating.
LAND & ENVIRONMENT
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USU Extension Water Quality Program Leads Statewide Trails and Waterways Cleanup
Utah State University Water Quality Extension leads Pack It Out Utah, Utah's second statewide trails and waterways…
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Ask an Expert - Checklist for September Yard and Garden Tasks 2021
Fall is in the air, which may make you want to hang up the rake.
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Ask an Expert - Do Wasps Get a Bad Rap?
All wasps can sting, right? Well, not exactly.
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Hidden Allies Aid Survival of the West's Largest Trees
Most people are oblivious to the vast, interconnected network that underlies a forest floor, but it's a system that…
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Ask an Expert - Bats Making Recent Appearances
Bats are migratory and may take up residence in chimneys, structures and homes when they can find an opening.…
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FIRED UP: Wildlife, Fish and Water Security in Utah
Utah State University scientist and department head in the Department of Watershed Sciences, Patrick Belmont, will be…
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Ask an Expert - August Yard and Garden Checklist 2021
The heat is on, and yards and gardens are trying to keep up with high temperatures and drought conditions.
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Climate Change in Utah will Require Ski Resort Adaptations
Utah is proud of its snow. The state of Utah even trademarked the phrase "The Greatest Snow on Earth™" and put it on…
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River Arrival: USU Geologist Explores When the Colorado Met the Sea of Cortez
GSA Fellow Susanne Jänecke and colleagues publish new insights in the journal 'Geology.'
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Ask an Expert - With Proper Care, Drought Won't Permanently Damage Yards
Even with this reduced irrigation schedule, lawns can stay fairly green but will develop brown patches; however, the…
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USU Researcher Leads Team Monitoring Grizzly Creek Burn Scar Hydrologic Response
As part of Belize Lane's NSF RAPID Grant, she and her students are monitoring the post-wildfire hydrologic response…
