Now Hiring Assistant Professor of Fish Biology
The USGS Utah Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit at Utah State University is now accepting applications.
The Department of Watershed Sciences offers comprehensive educational opportunities for graduate and undergraduate students in the hydrologic and ecological sciences pertaining to watersheds.
Our faculty provide expertise in all aspects of the hydrologic cycle, in the conservation, restoration and management of aquatic ecosystems, and in the remote sensing and geographic analysis of the earth's landcovers.
Graduates of our programs become teachers and researchers at major universities, scientists and managers for natural resource agencies, and professionals with consulting and non-profit environmental firms.
Beavers: The Unlikely Climate Hero
Dr. Joe Wheaton sat down with the Public Policy Institute of California to talk about the impact of beavers on their ecosystems and the climate.
'Promising Options': USU Researcher Investigating Water Conservation Methods for Great Salt Lake
As Utah’s ecological crisis continues, Dr. Sarah Null has been looking at water conservation methods that could present some promising options to shepherd water back to Utah's saline lake.
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