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In what could be a hot, dry summer, Utah prepares to fight fires from the air

Utah expands aerial firefighting options ahead of potentially hot, dry summer

State firefighters anticipate fire conditions will start to pick up soon, but they're also expanding options to fight new fires.

Where to see migrating birds in Utah this spring - The Times-Independent

Where to See Migrating Birds in Utah This Spring

DWR News Release SALT LAKE CITY — Spring is here, which means wildlife migrations are in full swing in Utah. Bird-watching is a great opportunity to get outdoors and see a wide variety of birds during their annual migrations — and enjoy the fun challenge of trying to identify them! World Migratory Bird Day is

Where you can see bald eagles in Utah this winter

February is the best time of year to go see America's favorite bird, the bald eagle, according to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources.

Here's where you can see bald eagles in Southern Utah this winter – St George News

Utah joins annual bird count this week; bird watchers sought

Whether you’ve just started bird-watching or you are an advanced “birder,” the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources asks bird watchers for help over the next few weeks gather data about birds during the 124th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count.  

Help Biologists Gather Info During 2023-24 Christmas Bird Count

DWR News Release If you've ever watched birds, you know how unique and interesting they can be. Whether you’ve just started bird-watching or you are an advanced “birder,” consider heading outdoors over the next few weeks to help gather important data about birds during the 124th annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count. The Christmas Bird Count

Want to see sandhill cranes? Attend 2 upcoming Utah wildlife events

Court Petition Seek Reversal of Water Diversion Threatening Utah's Green River - Center for Biological Diversity

Center for Biological Diversity: DENVER— Conservation groups asked a federal appeals court today to reconsider a decision allowing Utah to divert tens of thousands of additional acre-feet of water each year from the Upper Colorado River Basin at the Green River below Utah’s Flaming Gorge Dam.