In an environment where outdoor and water recreation is highly popularized, researchers say it is crucial for individuals to be
Utah law leaves little room for wolves in Northern Utah
Wuda Ogwa project heals land, water, culture
New nature parks offer gateway to outdoor learning for students and community
USU members of the Great Salt Lake Strike Team
Kokanee salmon run the river
Protecting Bear Lake: Invasive species pose a growing threat
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The S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney College of Agriculture and Natural Resources strives to help students prepare and acquire skills
The recent lethal removal of three wolves in Cache County has renewed a long-running question in Utah wildlife management: not
In 1999, a group of Logan residents had the idea to create an organization to protect their local environment. Now,
Utah State University students studying natural resources are navigating a changing job landscape as federal hiring freezes and shifting government
Cuttlefish eggs sit in tanks at Utah State University’s aquatic ecology lab, adjusting to different salinity levels — a climate
Brad Parry’s great-grandfather survived the Bear River Massacre by “lying down on the ground and playing dead.” This is a
As environmental pressures increase, two gardens in Cache Valley are looking past John Deere Green and the agriculture of Fisher
Cache Valley residents will soon have expanded opportunities to explore nature and learn about the environment with the development of
In a soil pit five feet underground, there are no shortcuts. Students climb down into the earth, press damp soil