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Yellow-fronted Bumblebee (Bombus flavifrons) black and yello perched ontop a yellow flower in the La Sal Mountains in Utah
Everywhere I looked, I saw only European honeybees. Where had the native bees gone?
Need help writing a comment to the U.S. Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management? We’re here with tips on what to say and how to say it.
For eight years, the Monroe Mountain Working Group has been helping aspen take root in Fishlake National Forest. Here’s the latest challenge we’re working to overcome.
We can use Blind Canyon as a lesson in recognizing the signs of overgrazing, so that when you come across devastation like this when you’re out hiking, biking, or birdwatching, you can report the damage and do your part to defend the land instead of turning a blind eye.
For the past 6 years, the 47-acre Price Spring Exclosure has offered a rare glimpse of what public lands can look like when cattle aren’t chomping down and trampling fragile vegetation. But now, six years of slow steady growth has been erased.
A beaver kit with its paws below its head, beside an adult beaver's hind quarter with grass in the background
Beaver have recently re-entered creek systems in Utah, Oregon, and Washington to work their dam magic.
A colorful sunset compliments the spectacular formations of Cape Royal on the Grand Canyon's north rim.
Rick Goldwasser

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