We invite you to join us for a special evening featuring a panel discussion with leading experts on water, wildlife, and the Colorado River, followed by a screening of the documentary The American Southwest. Distinguished panelists Dr, Jack Schmidt, Sarah Koenigsberg, and Anna Wicks will explore what’s at stake for wildlife, ecosystems, and communities, and what solutions are within reach. This is an opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue about one of the most pressing natural resource challenges of our time. Following the panel discussion will be a showing of the film The American Southwest, a family-friendly wildlife movie that takes viewers on an unforgettable journey down the mighty Colorado River. Proceeds from the evening support the Berryman Institute’s mission to advance science-based solutions at the intersection of people and wildlife as well as the Utah Wildlife Federation in its mission to ensure wildlife thrive in Utah.
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Utah State University Eastern faculty, staff and students gathered on Oct. 31 to celebrate the inaugural lecture of Sunshine Brosi, professor of wildland resources and director of the graduate program in Natural Resources statewide and the Price campus’s ...
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