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USU Extension Horticulture agent, Taun Beddes, gives tips on proper pruning techniques for the spring season.
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This year on January 21 we celebrate Squirrel Appreciation Day. But whether you watch and write about squirrels or anything else, we think it is time for you to get writing stories just as magical as nature rings made of acorns at recess.
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Hundreds of people gathered at the Bear River Massacre site to plant trees and plants that were once sacred to the area. They came to heal the land, to offer some retribution for those whose bones had once littered some of these same grounds.
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The benefits urban forests provide include jobs, higher property values, improved physical and mental health, pollution mitigation, heat mitigation, lower energy bills, safer streets, flood protection, and biodiversity. Trees connect communities, cultures, and generations.
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We're joined by Greg Witt, head of the nonprofit organization Woodland Hills Outdoors to talk about the organization's involvement with USU Extension and the syrup production from 500 maple syrup trees.
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Native Americans ate Ponderosa seeds either raw or made into a bread and also consumed the sweet, edible phloem in the inner bark.
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The initiative includes regulations to determine where a tree species' seed can be taken and planted.
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All throughout Utah, residents have noticed trees looking like they’re turning over for the fall season, but that isn’t the case. Instead, the falling leaves are the result of high temperatures, having been dying early due to extreme heat.
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Today's topic is how to put up a no vacancy sign for the Douglas-fir beetles. Most people are aware of the destruction to large swaths of forest trees…
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Revisiting Land, Food, And Bridging Social Divisions With Gary Paul Nabhan On Thursday's Access UtahGary Paul Nabhan is an Agricultural Ecologist, Ethnobotanist, Ecumenical Franciscan Brother, and author whose work has focused primarily on the…