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Eating Like a Bird: NSF Grant Keeps Tabs on Geese Herbivory and Carbon in the Yukon
The Earth's carbon can be stored in trees and plants, in the ocean, in fossil fuels deep underground, and in the soil…
LAND & ENVIRONMENT
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Blinded by the Light: "Sensory Danger Zones: How Sensory Pollution Impacts Animal Survival"
A new paper including research from a Utah State University scientist provides a framework for understanding how…
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President Cockett Commits to Reducing USU's Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Utah State University President Noelle Cockett has committed to the implementation of new greenhouse gas reduction…
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Two College of Natural Resources Professors Recognized by the Society for Range Management
Layne Coppock received the W.R. Chapline Land Stewardship Award and Mark Brunson received an Outstanding Achievement…
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New Model Improves Management of Wetland, Floodplain and River Habitats
Wetlands, floodplains and aquatic habitats are some of Utah's most important ecosystems.
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Not Falling Far from Tree: USU Ecologist Studies Seed-to-Seedling Transitions
In the journal 'Ecology,' Noelle Beckman and colleagues examine spatial processes during the early life history of a…
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USU Professor Discusses Threats to the Great Salt Lake
The Great Salt Lake is facing multiple threats that put ecosystems, economies and species at risk, said Wayne…
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USU Scientist Named UCAIR Person of the Year for His Work to Combat Air Pollution in Uintah Basin
Utah State University's air quality expert Seth Lyman was awarded the Clean Air Person of the Year by the Utah Clean…
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Keep Logan Clear's Instagram Challenge Starts Feb. 17
Each activity in the challenge is designed to bring awareness of transportation options around Cache Valley, show USU…
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USU Shines at American Water Works Association Scholarship Challenge
Utah State University engineering students recently won three of four scholarships from the American Water Works…
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All the Reasons that 'Bee' at USU's Science Unwrapped Friday, Feb. 21
At free, family friendly campus event, USDA-ARS entomologist Theresa Pitts-Singer explains why pollinators make our…
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Geology Rocks at USU's 'Rock and Fossil Day' Saturday, Feb. 22
All ages are invited to the free, family friendly educational event featuring geoscience learning activities and…
