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'Best Case' Goals for Climate Warming Could Still Result in Massive Wildfire Risk
Under the 2015 Paris Agreement, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change agreed to pursue efforts to…
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Climate Change, Criollo and the Colorado Plateau: Is an old Breed the Future for Cattle Ranching?
The Colorado Plateau, located in the western United States, is known for its stunning landscapes and wild-west ambiance.
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Climate Change and Public Lands: Can Scientists, Land Managers and Policy Makers Join Forces?
How is climate change affecting public lands and what are land management agencies doing about it?
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USU Doctoral Student Named Dark Sky Defender for Work in Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
With a push to conserve natural resources, one that is often overlooked or taken for granted is a resource that can…
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USU Serving as 'Hub' for Gateway Community Planning and Research
There are communities across the Western United States that many may be familiar with, towns, like Moab, Park City,…
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USU Entomologists Featured in Grand Staircase-Escalante Bee Documentary
Faculty member Joseph Wilson and alumna Oliva Messinger Carril discuss a threatened bee 'hot spot' in a film…
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Managers Turn to USU Water Experts to Understand Dynamics of a Dwindling Colorado River Supply
If trends continue, thirsty cities, towns and farmlands won't have enough water for their own needs, and won't leave…
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Upcoming Research Landscapes to be Hosted Digitally on August 11
"National parks, Forgotten Resources and Growing Wisely," its first digital-only event hosted Tuesday, August 11,…
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Enlisting Private Land Owners in Conservation is Essential to Saving Endangered Species
Protected areas, like Yellowstone, are invaluable, but are they actually effective at preserving endangered species?
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Professors' Paper on Economics of National Monuments Earns Research Award
One of the most hotly contested issues surrounding federally protected land, especially national monuments, is the…
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The Utah Fire Atlas Offers Land Managers a New Tool
Wildfires were once an important driver of ecosystem health in western U.S forests, but decades of fire suppression,…
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Two College of Natural Resources Professors Recognized by the Society for Range Management
Layne Coppock received the W.R. Chapline Land Stewardship Award and Mark Brunson received an Outstanding Achievement…