Utah's Department of Natural Resources invites adventurers to explore the state's wild terrains, offering resources like maps and guidebooks for safe wilderness experiences.

St. George, Utah, celebrates the reopening of Christensen Park with upgraded facilities, part of citywide recreational improvements funded by a G.O. Bond.

Utah's summer mountain visitors might encounter local mountain goats, which have rubbery hooves for climbing and shed their winter coats. The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources advises hikers to keep their distance and not feed the wildlife.

The Utah Cutthroat Slam released a new medallion honoring the Bonneville cutthroat trout after surpassing 1,750 completions, benefiting conservation efforts and celebrating native trout species.

Salt Lake City is reopening a section of the Jordan River Parkway Trail with improvements such as a wider asphalt surface and increased security including park ranger patrols.

Utah inspected over 10,000 boats and performed hundreds of decontaminations over the Fourth of July weekend to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has an upcoming hummingbird banding event, where participants can observe the banding process and learn about hummingbird conservation.

Utah leftover big game permits go on sale starting July 8th for those who missed or didn't get permits in the draw, available to valid license holders on a first-come, first-served basis.

Utah's Eccles Wildlife Education Center introduced a new viewing platform and trail, enhancing visitor experience with accessible bird-watching and wetland views.

The Utah Wildlife Board updated WMA license rules and hunting guide regulations following new legislation, including entry requirements for certain areas and annual registration renewal for guides.

Utah Conservation Corps received a grant to plant 300 native plants for pollinators at their Urban Community Farm, which also offers educational and volunteer opportunities.

Utah is facing a drought emergency, affecting fish and wildlife, with the Division of Wildlife Resources adjusting management strategies.

Mayor Erin Mendenhall announced the opening of a new trailhead at Bonneville Blvd in Salt Lake City, part of an initiative to improve outdoor access in the Foothills Natural Area.