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Predicting the Unpredictable: NEON Clears Another Hurdle
Recent developments in a massive environmental monitoring project have Utah State University College of Science Dean…
LAND MANAGEMENT
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Changing the World One Drop at a Time
USU's Water Lab has projects in all of Utah’s 29 counties and has conducted water resources projects and training…
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Scientists Gather at USU to Discuss Aspen Decline
About a hundred scientists and land managers from the western United States and Canada gathered at Utah State…
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A Line in the Sand: Humans, Wildlife in Harm's Way
On June 3, a cougar wandered into a suburban Salt Lake City neighborhood
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The Spirit of Teamwork
Hopi Kachina legend describes two spirit-beings — one without sight, the other paralyzed — who survived, even…
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Sharing the Roaded Landscape
USU wildlife ecologists John Bissonette and Patricia Cramer have conducted an exhaustive survey of wildlife crossings…
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Lecture on Development vs. Agriculture Facing Landscapes of the West
A collision course is occurring in many parts of the western United States today as increasing urbanization rolls…
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USU Researchers Explore Little Bear River Watershed's Future
For the fourth consecutive year, Utah State University students garnered professional honors for their efforts in…
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Water Initiative Seminar - Aging Infrastructure, Ecosystem Restoration
Aging Infrastructure, Ecosystem Restoration and the New Economy of Rivers' is the topic of the USU Water Initiative's…
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Many Irons in the Fire
With a devastating wildfire season still simmering, public and private land managers face tough decisions on securing…
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Stuck in a Rut: Land Managers Face Tough Decisions on OHV Use
Since the early pioneers first hitched up their wagons and cried, "Westward Ho!" denizens of the American West have…
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Rio Grande No Longer 'Grande,' says USU Researcher
In the incessant din from international discussion of tangled issues surrounding U.S.-Mexico relations, little…