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Against the Current: Trisha Atwood Receives Early-Career Research Fellowship
When pondering factors affecting the changing climate, you usually don't think about predators like sharks.
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View From Above: Drones Help Monitor Recreation Impacts in National Parks
In the past decade, increasing numbers of visitors to parks and protected areas have both stretched management…
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Nature's Classroom: Bringing the Outdoors into Learning
Getting your shoes wet is optional, a teacher shouted as an enthusiastic mob of fourth-graders moved past her,…
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Ready to Rumble: Recreationists Rate Acceptability of Noise in Natural Areas
Recreationists head to the outdoors to experience natural beauty, find a sense of calm, enjoy an adventure or just to…
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Understanding Migration Requires Understanding Changing Land Systems
For tens of millions of people, migration is a tough reality.
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Researchers Review Environmental Conditions Leading to Harmful Algae Blooms
When there is a combination of population increase, wastewater discharge, agricultural fertilization and climate…
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Leapin' Lizards: USU Undergrad Biologist Discovers Passion for Research
Undergraduate Research Fellow Audrey Lidgard receives URCO grant to study physiological effects of human disturbance…
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GEAR UP Goes Wet
Utah State University Professor Nancy Mesner, Water Quality Extension Specialist in the Department of Watershed…
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USU Ecologist Receives DOE Grant to Study Soil's Role in Carbon Cycle
Bonnie Waring one of seven awardees selected nationally for ecological science funds
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Ask an Expert: Cool, Wet Spring Causing Leaf Diseases
Leaf diseases have become a concern this spring because of the cool, wet weather, and rain provides an efficient way…
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National Trash: Reducing Waste Produced in U.S. National Parks
When you think of national parks, you might picture the vast plateaus of the Grand Canyon, the intricate wetlands of…
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Biting Backfire: Some Mosquitoes Actually Benefit from Pesticide Application
The common perception that pesticides reduce or eliminate target insect species may not always hold.