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Holding Water: Redefining Reservoir Rules to Make Room for Environmental Stability
New research says that ecosystems could benefit from holding water in dams for when the environment needs it most.
Series: Water Wisdom
From its earliest moments USU’s core mission was to predict, research and scientifically solve Utah’s water problems and needs. Today, the university’s water specialists are among the world’s leading experts on water-related issues as they work to further understand this precious resource.
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A Public Health Hero: USU's Judy Sims Recognized for Dedication to Water Quality Over 50 Years
The Bear River Health Department named Judy Sims a public health hero, recognizing her commitment to protecting Utah…
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UWRL Grad Student Research Informs First-in-Texas Freshwater Mussel Conservation
In 2022, UWRL graduate student Megan DiNicola and USU Professor Belize Lane began mapping 3D-printed replicas of…
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NSF CAREER: New Methods for Monitoring Dust-Exposed Vegetation Around the Great Salt Lake
A drying lake and increase of drought have led to a research proposal by USU's Sierra Young who, is using…
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New USU Study Illuminates Subsurface Dynamics in Karst Mountain Watersheds
Researchers from Utah State University and the Utah Water Research Laboratory recently published a new study that…
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USU to Share Results of Bear Lake Tourism Study at Saturday Event in Garden City
Utah State University will host a community event at Bear Lake this weekend to share data on increased tourism at the…
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Running Cold: New Research Shows Ice Endures at Yellowstone Lake Despite Warming Trends
In a warming world, new research has found something unexpected at iconic Yellowstone Lake, North America's largest…
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Gov. Cox, Pres. Cantwell to Headline Collaborative Water Conference Next Week
Cache Water Users and Utah State University have combined two annual water conferences into one event, the Northern…
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Bridging the Gap: USU Computer Scientists Develop Model to Enhance Water Data From Satellites
Pursuing NSF-funded research, Soukaina Filali Boubrahimi, Pouya Hosseinzadeh and colleagues publish findings in AGU's…
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USU Researchers Use Last Year's State-Record Snowpack to Investigate Predictive Models
From a statistical standpoint, the winter of 2022-2023 stood out. USU researchers wanted to know how last year's…
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New Report Says Lack of Funding for Critical Water Mains is $452 Billion in U.S., Canada
USU has published a third extensive study of commonly used waterpipe materials, titled "Water Main Break Rates in the…
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Active Transportation Options in Utah the Focus at Latest Research Landscapes
New ideas are showing how canals can provide even more benefits, as discussed in the latest Research Landscapes.