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Idaho Senators in Congress are pushing forward with a plan to remove grizzly bears from the endangered species list. However, critics say the species' population hasn't fully recovered yet.
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Terry Messmer, USU Extension Wildlife Specialist, explains a little bit more about what Sage-Grouse are going to go through this year.
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Deer and other wildlife have been migrating across our state much longer than humans. But the introduction of fenced highways and their increased speed and traffic can interfere with migration.
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After the U.S. Fish and Wildlife authorized the removal of grizzly bears near Yellowstone National Park, a federal court of appeals has overturned the ruling.
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Twenty years ago, Mormon crickets infested nearly 2.5 acres of land in Utah.
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Each antler is a memory, each one makes me reminisce on an outdoor adventure that will only live on as a thought.
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Effective today, anyone can hunt mountain lions in Utah at any time. Some wildlife scientists and hunters take issue with the new law.
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There's a misconception that birds will abandon their young if you touch them, but the Division of Wildlife Resources says parents probably won't even notice you handled them.
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Why is the lake shrinking? Why does it matter to wildlife? What birds rely on the lake? What are the solutions?
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Twelve million birds stop at Great Salt Lake every year to refuel on their migration along the Pacific Flyway.