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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.
Series: Utah State Changemakers
Utah State's students, researchers and initiatives make a difference worldwide. From understanding the global climate to mapping future foodways and more, Aggies in internationally recognized research centers and programs continue a long tradition of preparing the world for what's next.
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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.
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USU Center Relocates Beaver as Land Managers See Benefits of Rodents' Residence
USU's Beaver Ecology & Relocation Center works with ranchers and land managers who are increasingly seeing the…
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Utah State Magazine Excerpt: Real Beef. Done Well. An Eco-Friendlier Meal Using 'Smart Foodscapes'
There's something utterly bewitching about the sound of steak dropping onto a hot, oiled skillet.
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Flying the Friendly Skies: Working to Reduce Bird-Airplane Collisions
Research tracking the flight habits of American white pelicans could make it safer for aircraft to take to the skies.
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USU Railroad Research Recognized by US Dept. of the Interior
"Rails East to Ogden: Utah's Transcontinental Railroad Story," a publication in the Bureau of Land Management's…
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Out of Sight & Mind: Quantifying Pervasive Microplastics in the Ocean-Atmosphere Cycle
In a new perspectives paper in the journal Nature, Janice Brahney points out that researchers will need to globally…
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Change of Scenery: New Research Outlines How Recreation Will Shift With Climate Change in the West
New research from the Institute of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism works to define what, specifically, the changing…
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Bingham Research Team Develops Most Accurate Mercury Analyzer
Researchers at Utah State University Uintah Basin have designed a mercury analyzer and deployed it at the Storm Peak…
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More than 1,000 Tons of Plastic Rains into Western U.S. Protected Lands Annually
Microplastic particles and fibers spiral through the Earth system, accumulating even in protected wilderness areas…