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The Other Kind of Flock: How Animal Camera Traps are Supporting Wildlife Research
Wildlife ecologists at USU want the public to understand the difference between wildlife cameras and Flock cameras.
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Wildlife ecologists at USU want the public to understand the difference between wildlife cameras and Flock cameras.
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Coyotes and black bears are being pushed into developed areas this year for several reasons, according to USU's David…
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USU recently completed a gap analysis report on water measurement infrastructure in Utah's Sevier River Basin in…
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Based on their recent research, here's what USU mule deer experts want you to know.
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Trisha Atwood in USU's Department of Watershed Sciences is part of the global effort that resulted in a call on…
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Coyotes are natural scaredy cats, according to new nationwide research led by Julie Young from Utah State…
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The ILWA Summer Fellows Program is now accepting applications for its second cohort.
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USU wildlife ecology experts are answering questions about wolves in Utah after three gray wolves were recently…
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Fox squirrels, the largest tree squirrels in North America, have made their way into Utah and are quickly becoming…
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In and around Yellowstone National Park, the number of grizzly bears is on the rise — and so, coincidentally, is the…
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UCC has been awarded $106,000 by the National Park Foundation to complete wildfire mitigation and habitat restoration…
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It's not surprising that wildlife are attracted to our comparatively lush environment. Consider this info.