Chris Luecke Announces Retirement
Previous dean of QCNR, Chris Luecke, announced his retirement from the college His research and service have shaped the QCNR community in significant and lasting ways.
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.
info
info
Holiday Lighting May Not Be So Jolly for Wildlife
Although the tradition of holiday lights brings joy to many, it can also be considered a source of light pollution with adverse effects on wildlife.
Mapping the Middle Ground: Balancing Mining Activities With Survival of Utah's Rare Plants
Oil drilling is not light on a landscape. Unpaved roads and drilling pads can damage plant communities by habitat loss, creating barriers for seed dispersal, introducing exotic species, increasing dust and disturbing pollinators.
Calendar
Keep up with what is happening in WILD!
WILD Alumni and Friends
Join the new mentoring group for WILD students.
Jobs and Opportunities
Seminars/Webinars
During the Fall and Spring Semesters, QCNR regularly hosts weekly seminars and webinars featuring academics and professionals in natural resources fields from around the world.