Blair Stringham News Today

A private concessionaire will begin charging people who come to tube on the Weber River on weekends and holidays at one Utah wildlife management area.

One year after the launch of the Utah Roadkill Reporter app, which helps drivers report roadkill incidents to officials, heres wildlife and traffic experts are learning about vehicle-animal collisions in the state.

Researchers explain new technology solutions that would create safer passage for both people and roaming animals.

SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has announced proposed changes to big game hunting regulations, with a focus on addressing hunters’ feedback and implementing strategies aimed at enhancing hunting experiences while sustaining wildlife populations. These proposed changes, subject to public feedback, cover alterations to hunting structures, weapon technology usage, and mandatory […]

As daylight saving time approaches, DWR is asking drivers to keep an eye out for wildlife visiting the valleys looking for food in the dark.

SALT LAKE CITY — With the end of daylight saving time on November 5, Utahns may relish the extra hour of sleep but should also be aware of the increased risk of vehicle-wildlife collisions during the evening commutes. The darker, lower-visibility hours are due to the time change and the fall season, which brings more […]

The Utah Division of Wildlife Services suggests the average deer migrates 10 to 15 miles but one exceptional doe has been tracked traversing the Uinta Mountains for some 70 miles.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Services suggests the average deer migrates 10 to 15 miles but one exceptional doe has been tracked traversing the Uinta Mountains for some 70 miles.

Deer tend to travel the pathways taught to them by their mothers, which has been verified by data collected from GPS units attached to collars by Utah Division of Wildlife Resources biologists.

Utah is directing $20 million to improve wildlife crossings and protections around major roadways, protecting both animals and drivers. Learn more.