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Move Over Blitzen: Geese Outpace Reindeer Impacts on Arctic Ecosystems
New research from a group led by Matteo Petit Bon from the Quinney College of Natural Resources is working to…
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Unequal Impacts: USU Ecologist Explores Variability in Plant, Herbivore Interactions
Moria Robinson is among leaders of an effort to better describe and understand how and why patterns in…
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Strange Burn: New Research Identifies Unique Patterns in Utah Wildfires
New Quinney College research shows that thanks to the state's unique landscapes, Utah's wildfire patterns may never…
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Spotted: USU Professor Leads Effort to Capture Image of Long-Missing African Cheetah
Wildlife professor Mark Chynoweth was a leader of a survey team that captured the first images of a cheetah in the…
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New Research Tracks Successes for Transplanting Full-Sized Mountain Big Sagebrush
Recent research from the Quinney College of Natural Resources has begun to tease out strategies for better sagebrush…
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One Size Doesn't Fit All: No Universal Soil Response to Nitrogen Deposition Says USU Ecologist
Soil, that loamy, gritty dirt under your feet, plays a huge part in both the progression and mitigation of climate…
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Undergrad Researchers Among Aggies Presenting at 2023 Ecological Society of America Meeting
Anna Billings, Mikayla Ballard, with mentor Jerry Schneider from USU's Beckman Lab, present findings from Panamanian…
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Salt on Frost: Researchers Recording Impact of Once-in-a-Lifetime Storm on Alaska Coast
USU ecologist Karen Beard studies the impact of a typhoon on the coast in Alaska.
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Report to Governor on Utah's Land, Water & Air to Be Delivered Thursday
The 2022 Report to the Governor on Utah's Land, Water, and Air will be revealed on Thursday during an event in…
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Out of the Loop: USU Ecologist Says Short-Term Plant-Soil Feedback Experiments May Fall Short
Utah State University ecologist Noelle Beckman and colleagues found potential flaws in a common experiment to predict…
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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.