Student Media | Southern Utah University
Preservation Utah invites the public to nominate at-risk historical sites special to them for inclusion in the 2025 Most Endangered Historic Places List. The list aims to identify historic sites, buildings, and cultural resources currently facing potential demolition or collapse due to neglect, development, or natural disaster.
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Each year, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources captures big game animals to perform health assessments and gives them GPS collars to watch migration patterns and survival rates. This winter, a record 1,901 big game …
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The Washington County Commission unanimously approved an agreement to partner with Zion National Park on funding and constructing new sewer infrastructure in the park on Tuesday, Mar. 18. This measure was the first phase of …
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U.S. Bureau of Land Management officials in Cedar City are looking for public feedback on restoring the Indian Peak Range watershed.
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Conserving water has been increasingly crucial because of Utah’s population growth over the past five years. Growth and expansion have conservation specialists at odds with the outcome of Utah’s snowpack and how it will affect snow runoffs to streams and reservoirs.
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Grand Canyon National Park is a staple stop for tourists worldwide, and for the first time in 20 years, the park is looking to increase the cost of camping. This increase would go into effect on April 1, 2025, and is aimed at helping with the upkeep of the park and campgrounds.
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