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Politics, Power and Rivers - Historic Mining in the Rural West
Even in the late 1800s, most mining operators knew exactly what they were reaping on local rivers, said author…
LAND MANAGEMENT
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Yellowstone Elk Don't Budge for Wolves say Scientists
Elk roam the winter range that straddles the northern boundary of Yellowstone National Park with little regard for…
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USU Launches New Research Series on Land, Water and Air
Randy Martin provides first lecture on Utah's poor air quality Tuesday, Feb. 26, in Salt Lake City.
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A Finger on the Pulse of U.S. State Parks
A Report on National Trends from 1984 to 2017
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Yellowstone's 'Landscape of Fear' Not So Scary After All
After wolves were reintroduced to Yellowstone National Park in the mid-1990s, some scientists thought the large…
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Global Forest Research Explains Tropical Biodiversity
The diversity of woody plant species is one of the most notable aspects of forests worldwide.
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USU LAEP Students and Faculty Work to Improve Animal Shelter
Best Friends Animal Sanctuary - a no-kill sanctuary that routinely houses an average of 1,300 creatures ranging from…
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No Park an Island: USU Scientist Studying National Park Boundaries
Mark Brunson part of multi-institution initiative receiving $1.3M NSF grant
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A New Tool for Wetland Management
USU researchers develop model to improve arid-region wetlands
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Aggie to Participate in National Public Land Policy Student Congress
Wildland Resources grad student Brandon Flack selected for BLM conference
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Honors Students Curate Exhibit 'Growing West: Exploring Art & Agriculture'
: Opens at Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art March 15
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Living with Wildfire: USU Ecologist says Collaboration is Key
Jim Lutz and colleagues describe fire-resilient communities in 'BioScience'