Utah officials urge safety and fire sense ahead of Labor Day weekend to prevent tragedies in parks and on trails, emphasizing life jacket and helmet use, sober operation of boats/OHVs, and wildfire caution.

Utah DWR hosts events for public to observe kokanee salmon's red spawning transformation and advises against disturbing the fish. Spawning viewing spots and a livestream are available.

The Utah DWR has released details for the upland and migratory game bird hunting season, with most species requiring only a basic license but some, like sage-grouse, needing a free online permit.

The article discusses Utah's struggle with drought, emphasizing the crucial role of snowpack in water supply, the impact on ecosystems and communities, and the management of water resources by state authorities.

Utah's reservoirs are depleting quickly due to a dry summer, with levels now at 67% compared to 83% last year. Conservation efforts are being promoted to address the water shortage.

Utah's DWR completed 115 projects to bolster mule deer populations, spending $38 million on habitat restoration across 133,000 acres and launching an online deer dashboard for information access.

The Utah Conservation Corps received a $106,000 grant from the National Park Foundation for wildfire mitigation and habitat restoration at Bryce Canyon National Park.

A University of Utah study using isotopic data from sediment cores reveals significant human-driven changes in the Great Salt Lake's biogeochemistry over the last two centuries.

The article outlines the dates and regulations for Utah's 2025 deer and elk hunting season and emphasizes the importance of safety and knowledge of state guidelines.

Utah DNR reminds hunters and anglers to follow regulations ahead of fall season, including proper permits, species limits, and safe target identification, to avoid common legal issues and protect wildlife populations.

Utah's Division of Wildlife Resources highlights high-elevation fishing opportunities, ideal for anglers seeking cooler temperatures and diverse fish species, though accessibility may require hiking.

The Utah DWR has proposed updates to the management plans for mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and mule deer, seeking public feedback before Wildlife Board meetings.

Urban wildlife is attracted to irrigated city landscapes, explains Utah State University's David Stoner, leading to complex interactions and potential conflicts in urban settings.