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If visitors find locations in Utah’s National Parks, where very little man-made sounds are heard, it can be a breathtaking experience. A park visitor may…
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The Price and San Rafael rivers flow through some of Utah’s driest areas. Both are tributaries of the Green River. These rivers are essential to sustain…
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High in the snow-covered mountains of Northern Utah, Kim Savides, a graduate student in the Department of Wildland Resources at Utah State University…
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The Great Salt Lake provides approximately 75% of Utah’s wetlands, and is a resting area along the Pacific- Americas flyway. Migratory birds rely on the…
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In 2011, extensive flooding in Cache Valley caused widespread damage to both buildings and land along the Logan River. This led to the formation of the…
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Logan River’s geomorphology, or landform, has changed very little over the past 150 years in the mountain canyons. But where the river leaves the…
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Logan River ecology is about connections between highlands and lowlands, water and land, life in and around the river, and resources that support that…
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Over 15,000 years ago, the glacially fed Logan River was flowing into Lake Bonneville which covered most of the NW quadrant of the state and completely…
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Cougars are more widely distributed in Utah than many residents realize. These shy cats are found across the state. They roam from the high Uinta…
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Just outside Moab between the cold, fast-flowing water of the Colorado River and the slow, warmer waters of the Matheson Wetland Preserve stands a newly…