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USU Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning Hosts Zoo Design Charrette
An international design firm recently assisted USU students in a zoo charrette: a gathering of stakeholders in a project to discuss and develop creative solutions.
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USU Extension Program Helps Residents Explore Utah's Night Skies
Utah State University Extension offers Dark Sky Passport, a tool that can help find good spots for stargazing.
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Weight of the World: National Survey Reports Majority of U.S. Youth Distressed About Climate Change
A new study finds widespread distress among young Americans about climate change across the political spectrum, as…
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Bingham Research Center Receives Grant to Study Carbon Capture & Storage
Utah State University's Bingham Research Center has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Energy for a…
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Drones vs. Mosquitoes: USU Eastern Grad's High-Flying Approach to Agriculture
At 19 years old, Rachel Reeder travels to mosquito-infested regions, using drones to efficiently apply larvicide and…
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USU's Jack Schmidt on the State of the Colorado River
The Colorado River watershed, a vital source of water for seven U.S. states and Mexico, is in historic crisis.
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From Classroom to Greens: Horticulture Student Earns Prestigious Golf Course Award
Chris Landon won't graduate with his bachelor's degree in horticulture until this December, but he's already putting…
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USU Internship Supports U.S. Forest Service in Monitoring Thousands of Rivers in the West
This summer, USU interns performed stream and river monitoring across the Northwestern U.S. alongside the U.S. Forest…
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USU Researchers Monitor Sage Grouse Populations, Habitat With Help of Bird Dogs
USU researchers are using bird dogs to track and monitor the populations and habitat of sage grouse.
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USU Engineering Students Tackle Environmental Concerns at Bear Lake
Brody Whiteaker, a third-year student studying environmental engineering at Utah State University, is a part of an…
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Second Nature: Winners Announced for the 2024 Field Season Photo Contest
From a view deep beneath the surface of the ocean to one from atop a sun-baked sandstone turret, this year's Field…
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Utah Conservation Corps Secures Community Forestry Partnership Grant
UCC has secured a grant to remove invasive species and reduce fuel loads on the Wuthrich property, 32 acres owned by…
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Holding Water: Redefining Reservoir Rules to Make Room for Environmental Stability
New research says that ecosystems could benefit from holding water in dams for when the environment needs it most.
