Mountain

Outdoor programs give purpose to learning—making the state curriculum a means rather than an end.

Beyond the rapture and pure joy they provide, mountain meadows are critical ecosystems- biological hot spots.

USU Extension Horticulture agent from Utah and Juab counties explains why understanding your local climate is the secret to a thriving mountain garden.

Canyons deliver our waters and nurture our souls. These priceless landforms deserve our love and protection.

Last week, while driving along the western edge of Cache Valley just north of Mendon, I saw a huge herd of sheep complete with a sheepherder’s hut. I slammed on the breaks and jumped out with my camera to catch a few pictures of this rippling river of white.

This is a true story. It took place in early pioneer days in Mendon about 130 years ago. And now introducing: the biggest and baddest bear in Cache Valley at the time, The Big Slough Grizzly!

There is a whole micro industry of food bloggers and Tik Tokers that can tell you how to make gourmet meals while camping in the great outdoors. While these concoctions do look delicious, this week's Eating the Past with Jamie Sanders explores simpler fair while camping.

A change of habitat by a small mammal is having an impact on our mountain ecosystems, and the pika is being used to help understand high elevation…