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USU Professor to Research Relationship Between Rivers, Climate Change
Colin Phillips is making waves — through river channels — with his aim to build models to determine how rivers will…
LAND & ENVIRONMENT
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Utahns Encouraged to Participate in USU Future of Great Salt Lake Survey
Utah State University is conducting an open public survey of Utah residents about the future of Great Salt Lake. All…
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Untamed Exchange: Stakeholders Seek Common Ground on Wild Horse, Burro Management
Managing wild horses and burros on designated public lands is a complex task at the best of times, so participants…
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'Promising Options': USU Researcher Investigating Water Conservation Methods for Great Salt Lake
As Utah's ecological crisis continues, a USU researcher has been looking at water conservation methods that could…
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USU Researchers Use Local Perspective to Build Utah's Outdoor Recreation Strategic Plan
To deal with burgeoning demand, USU experts are traversing the state and gathering input from Utah's local recreation…
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Great Salt Lake on Path to Hyper-Salinity, Mirroring Iranian Lake, New Research Shows
The Great Salt Lake is getting salty beyond even the tolerance of brine shrimp and brine flies, according to USU…
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Ask an Expert — October Yard and Garden Tips
Autumn is officially here, and so are seasonal tips from the Extension Gardener's Almanac.
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USU Extension Co-Sponsors 2022 Free Roaming Equids and Ecosystem Sustainability Summit
In partnership with 20 organizations and agencies, Utah State University Extension co-sponsors the 4th Free Roaming…
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Great Salt Lake Berm Modification Informed by USU Research
Utah recently funded researchers at USU to study flows through the West Crack Breach as an avenue for mitigating…
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USU Soil & Plant Scientists Part of $15M Project to Study Carbon Farming
USU researchers are collaborating with researchers across North and South America on ways to fight climate change by…
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On the Fence: New Research Taps Rancher Expertise on Living With Carnivores
USU researchers are learning to take advantage of fencing strategies developed by ranchers in the Intermountain West.
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Pando in Pieces: Understanding the New Breach in the World's Largest Living Thing
The aspen stand called Pando in south-central Utah is ancient, it's massive, and it is faltering.
