Berryman Institute

Humans aren’t the only ones eager for the summer sun. Snakes are out in abundance and can be found warming up along roads, sunning on rocks and slithering casually to their next meal. And with more people hitting the trails this spring, reports of snakes

Humans aren’t the only ones eager for the summer sun. Snakes are out in abundance and can be found warming up along roads, sunning on rocks, and slithering casually to their next meal. And with more people hitting the trails this spring, reports of snakes

For Tanyon Allred, a student in the USU Eastern Wildlife Program, education isn’t confined to the classroom — it’s lived out in the field, alongside wildlife and professionals who dedicate their lives to conservation.

Bryce Canyon National Park is celebrating some of the park’s most visible characters Thursday with Utah Prairie Dog Day. The programs, including talks from specialists like USU professor Nicki Frey, activities and a guest appearance from Petey Prairie Dog

Established in 1973 by Utah State University (USU) Extension and the Utah Society for Range Management, Utah’s high school Range Camp has provided students with immersive experiences in sustainable rangeland practices for over five decades. Survey finding

tah State University Uintah Basin associate professor Mark Chynoweth has been named the honoree for Undergraduate Research Mentor of the Year in the Quinney College of Agriculture and Natural Resources.

After four years of trying to use dogs to make cougars in northeastern Washington more wary of people, researchers have their conclusion. It works.

Water development and the proliferation of invasive riparian vegetation have led to widespread habitat loss and simplification of rivers in the western United States, contributing to the imperilment of native fishes. Here, we quantify channel narrowing an

Responses of natural populations to climate change are driven by how multiple climatic and biotic factors affect survival and reproduction, and ultimately shape population dynamics. Yet, despite substantial progress to synthesize the sensitivity of popula

This study examines the feasibility, governance, and economic implications of developing a Native American–focused cultural center at Bears Ears National Monument in southeastern Utah. Informed by a semi-systematic literature review of existing visitor an

This study explores how angler characteristics, perceived constraints, use of negotiations, and responses to crowding differ between lapsed, recruited, re-activated, and retained anglers. Using Utah’s fishing license database, we surveyed a stratified ran