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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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A Bear Cub Gets A Helping Hand
This year the facility is taking care of a single cub with special needs, and the public can monitor its progress on…
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Ask an Expert - Tips for Living in Cougar Country in 2021
Reports of cougar sightings have increased across Utah this year. This may be related to both the ongoing drought, as…
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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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USU Students Helping the Monarch Butterfly in the Uintah Basin
USU students helped capture and tag monarch butterflies in the Uintah Basin region, looking to help track the animals…
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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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Safe Crossings: Wildlife Overpasses Connect Habitat and Save Lives
Forget chicken—if you want to know why a bobcat steps into the road, or at which places elk tend to hop freeway…
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USU Extension: Steps to Limit Salmonella Outbreak from Bird Feeders
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has tracked a salmonella outbreak in numerous songbirds, which has…
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Decisions Downstream: New Art-Science Exhibit Offers Insights into Watershed Connections
The exhibit, called Decisions Downstream, will be on display at the Natural History Museum of Utah in Salt Lake City…
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Building Bridges: USU Natural Resources Researchers Monitor Wildlife Overpass Usage
In May 2020 Nicki Frey, an Extension assistant professor in the S.J & Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural…
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Ask an Expert - Tips for Living in Cougar Country
In recent weeks, reports of cougar sightings have increased across Utah, including in urban areas and on hiking trails.