New Research Identifies Unique Patterns in Utah Wildfires
Utah's variable topography produces a tremendous range of wildfire behavior
Articles by S.J. & Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources, Utah State University
Finding a Better Metric to Measure Human Ecological Footprints
To capture a better picture of human impacts, researchers are looking at a footprint measurement that starts at the sun
Balancing Mining Activities with Survival of Utah’s Rare Plants
Researchers map out strategies to protect rare plant populations as more development projects are planned
Catching Up to Climate Change by Tracking Big-Picture Patterns
Researchers work to understand how a thousand tweaks to a plant community might impact ecosystems as a whole
New Research Finds Toxic Metals Absorbed by Great Salt Lake Plants and Insects
Toxic metals in aboveground plant tissues are a cause for concern for the insects that eat them
Using Data from Citizen Science to Keep Wild Birds in Flight
Data from birding apps offer utility to researchers and managers