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USU Ecologist Working to Save Portugal's Cork Oak Forests
Utah State University ecologist Ron Ryel is among scientists involved in the formation of conservation plans to…
LAND MANAGEMENT
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Endangered or Not? USU Prof Says Listing Decisions Need Social Science
Robert Schmidt and alums analyze decision to delist gray wolves
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Deer/Vehicle Collisions on the Rise
According to national statistics, deer-vehicle collisions and the number of people killed or injured in the…
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Fast Forward: 'Alternative Futures' for Colorado's Western Slope
USU bioregional planning student Temis Taylor presents at global gathering
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Cougar Town: USU Scientists Study Utah's Elusive Lions
As September's Machine Gun Fire raced across Utah's Camp Williams and destroyed nearby homes, Utah State University…
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Worth a Thousand Words: USU Scientist Uses Photos to Spur Conservation
How do you communicate ideas to a broad audience when you have limited writing skills, no access to a computer and,…
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Predicting the Unpredictable: NEON Clears Another Hurdle
Recent developments in a massive environmental monitoring project have Utah State University College of Science Dean…
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Changing the World One Drop at a Time
USU's Water Lab has projects in all of Utah’s 29 counties and has conducted water resources projects and training…
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Scientists Gather at USU to Discuss Aspen Decline
About a hundred scientists and land managers from the western United States and Canada gathered at Utah State…
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A Line in the Sand: Humans, Wildlife in Harm's Way
On June 3, a cougar wandered into a suburban Salt Lake City neighborhood
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The Spirit of Teamwork
Hopi Kachina legend describes two spirit-beings — one without sight, the other paralyzed — who survived, even…
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Sharing the Roaded Landscape
USU wildlife ecologists John Bissonette and Patricia Cramer have conducted an exhaustive survey of wildlife crossings…