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Helping Wildlife, Fish Safely Migrate Across Utah - Vimarsana News

Helping Wildlife, Fish Safely Migrate Across Utah

DWR News Release The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) and Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT), as well as other partners, are working hard to reduce wildlife/vehicle collisions around the state and make it easier for wildlife and fish to make important annual migrations. In 2022, the agencies and other partners installed six structures to

Researchers dig into how pink snow affects snowpack - Vimarsana News

Researchers dig into how pink snow affects snowpack

Researchers are traversing Western mountains to better understand snow algae – and whether its blooms are hastening the melting of mountain snowpack.

Source: kunm.org
'Easy To Trigger' Avalanches Expected In Colorado, Utah; Storm Warnings Issued Across Northeastern Plains - Vimarsana News

'Easy To Trigger' Avalanches Expected In Colorado, Utah; Storm Warnings Issued Across Northeastern Plains

Several avalanches were reported in Colorado on Monday, with three of them triggered by skiers.

High winds, heavy snow to impact I-80, I-25 in Wyoming from Thursday into New Year's weekend - Vimarsana News

High winds, heavy snow to impact I-80, I-25 in Wyoming from Thursday into New Year's weekend

CASPER, Wyo. — The Interstate 25 and I-80 corridors can expect weather to impact travel conditions from Thursday into the New Year's holiday weekend,

What will the $1.7 trillion spending bill do for Utah? - Vimarsana News

What will the $1.7 trillion spending bill do for Utah?

President Joe Biden is expected to sign a $1.7 trillion government spending bill after it passed the U.S. House and Senate. Utah Sen. Mike Lee and Reps. Burgess Owens, John Curtis, Chris Stewart and Blake Moore all voted against the bill. Sen. Mitt Romney voted for the bill.