What are Smart Foodscapes and why are they so important to our future?
Smart Foodscapes is looking to make more ecofriendly beef by creating islands of diverse, nutritious plants on the landscape that produce less methane when digested by cattle.
The mission of the Department of Wildland Resources is to use our educational, research, and extension expertise in ecology and resource management to advance the understanding and stewardship of wildland ecosystems and the services they provide.
Helping Hands: Utah State Students in Planting for Mule Deer Winter Habitat
Dr. Eric LaMalfa's Wildland Resource Techniques class teamed up with the Utah DWR to plant bitterbrush, important mule deer winter forage, in the Millville-Providence Wildlife Management Area.
New Research Finds Color of Wolf Coat a Signal for Immunity to Distemper Virus
New research shows that wolf coat color may signal resistance to canine distemper virus, enabling the animals to identify partners that can offer a chance at disease-resistant offspring.
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