At the time of year when people haul their favorite tree indoors to adorn with lights and garlands, a certain Colorado blue spruce is keeping a low profile — at least as low as its 457 years of growth will allow. A team from the Quinney College of Natural...
If you’ve spent any time hiking or biking in the red-rock landscapes of southern Utah, you probably already know not to ‘Bust the Crust.’ Biological soil crusts (biocrust) may not look like it, but they are alive. They are also exceptionally vulnerable an...
Ecologists in Utah are trying to figure out how to get native plants growing there quickly, to prevent phragmites from taking hold once again. "It's a pretty new endeavor in many wetland systems and the methods are not tried and true," says Karin Kettenri...
Peter Adler: Biodiversity and Global Change Lab
Karen Beard: Community & Global Change Ecology Lab
T.J. Clark-Wolf: Quantitative Wildlife Ecology
David Dahlgren: Rangeland Wildlife Habitat
Justin DeRose: Silviculture & Applied Forest Ecology
Jim Lutz: Primary Forests/Fire Ecology/Big Trees
Dan MacNulty: Animal Ecology Lab
Kezia Manlove: Wildlife Disease Ecology Lab
Kari Veblen: Rangeland Ecology and Restoration Lab
Yong Zhou: Ecosystem Ecology & Biogeochemistry
The Quinney College of Natural Resources provides research opportunities to undergraduate students to provide valuable on-the-ground experience and further our understanding of natural resources. Find out more here.
