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Buck Trends: USU Researcher Tracking COVID-19 Virus in Utah's Mule Deer Populations
Kezia Manlove is leading a research team to uncover more about how SARS-CoV-2 persists and spreads in deer populations.
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USU Blanding and Moab to Host 'Sentinels' Art Exhibit
Utah State University Blanding and Utah State University Moab will host the art exhibit Sentinels, presented by the…
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Mapping the Middle Ground: Balancing Mining Activities With Survival of Utah's Rare Plants
USU researchers are mapping out strategies so emerging demand for energy development and the survival of Colorado…
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Utah Wellbeing Survey: Water Woes, Recreation & Land Access Top Utahns' Concerns in 2022
At the top of Utahns' list of concerns for 2022 is water supply, according to the Utah Wellbeing Survey.
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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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Finding Footing at Bear Ears: Selecting a Site for a National Monument Cultural Center
Quinney College researchers were recently tasked with reporting on the potential sites for a cultural center for the…
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Happy Hunting: Students, Faculty Experience First-Time Duck Hunt Through Ambassador Program
The Delta Waterfowl University Hunting Program hopes to provide future land managers with experiences that will help…
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Untamed Exchange: Stakeholders Seek Common Ground on Wild Horse, Burro Management
Managing wild horses and burros on designated public lands is a complex task at the best of times, so participants…
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USU Researchers Use Local Perspective to Build Utah's Outdoor Recreation Strategic Plan
To deal with burgeoning demand, USU experts are traversing the state and gathering input from Utah's local recreation…
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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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Wood Work: Surge in U.S. Forestry Positions Creates Career Opportunities
Forestry jobs are expanding rapidly, largely due to increased infrastructure funding, according to the Quinney…
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USU Professor Honored for Research, Sustainable Landscape Horticulture Program
The ASHS recently honored USU Professor Youping Sun with its Early Career Achievement Award primarily for a…