November 6, 2009
Joanna Endter-Wada Heads Study
Dr. Joanna Endter-Wada, associate professor of Environment and Society, heads a team of researchers whose case study of the Bear River Basin has been selected as a case study for presentation at the Ecological Society of America's first...Click here for more

October 22, 2009
Thad Box, Animal Bells and their Story on Exhibit at USU Merrill-Cazier Library
It is not uncommon in rural communities to see a belled animal.  The small instruments alerts the owner to the place and safety of the herd.  Bells are used on animals throughout the world, from goats to chickens, sheep to camels to connect animals to people and the land...Click here for more

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October 19, 2009
USU Soils Team First Place Overall Team at the Northwest Regional Soils Contest
Utah State University was the 1st place overall team in the Northwest Regional Soils Contest, hosted by the University of Idaho in Moscow, ID!  This year's team members included Shannon Babb (Watershed and Earth Systems), Brook Fonnesbeck (Environmental Soil/Water Science)...Click here for more

October 15, 2009
USU Geography Students Capture Top Awards at Regional Gathering
Utah State University College of Natural Resources students captured top awards at the Association of American Geographers Great Plains-Rocky Mountain Division annual meeting held Sept 25-26 in Logan.  More than 100 participants attended the USU-hosted conference, presenting 15 Western universities....Click here for more

October 14, 2009
Paul Rogers and Dale Bartos, Aspen Trees Die Across the West
DENVER -- This should be the golden season across the West, when aspen paint hillsides in shades of fall.  But a mysterious ailment -- or perhaps a combination of factors -- is killing hundreds of thousands of acres of the trees from Nevada, New Mexico and Arizona through Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and into Canada...Click here to for more

October 8, 2009
Phaedra Budy, Diamond in the Muck:  Aggies Explore Utah's Cutler Reservoir
On a recent September afternoon, students from a Utah State University watershed sciences class headed to Utah's Cutler Reservoir with the intent to learn more about the diversity of fishes found in the man-made lake.  Most of the students knew very little about the characteristics and history of this unmanaged body of water...click here for more

October 1, 2009
Dancing with Wolves:  Natural Resources Alum Seeks Balance
Since graduating from Utah State University in 1974, Ed Bangs has spent his days on conservation's frontline - and the conflict is intense.  Yet recent developments point to progress in a long journey tackling tough challenges in a delicate balancing act...Click here for more