A bear was captured in Heber City after being spotted near local areas, including a highway and hospital; authorities plan to relocate it to the wild.

Utah DWR advises against touching or taking home baby deer or elk in the wild, emphasizing the importance of keeping distance for the animals' safety and avoiding legal repercussions.

Red Butte Garden and Arboretum celebrates its 40th anniversary with a new brand identity and special events aimed at community engagement and connecting people with nature.

Eagle Mountain residents are advised against using chemical rodenticides due to their harmful ecosystem impact, with non-lethal control methods suggested instead.

A rock slide at Zion National Park closed the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, no injuries reported; road will reopen after assessments by physical scientists. Zion Lodge guests still have access.

The Delta Snow Goose Festival in Utah invites spectators to watch thousands of migrating geese, with events on February 21-22 at Gunnison Bend Reservoir.

The Great Salt Lake is at risk of drying up, and despite recent water level increases, long-term solutions are needed to balance ecological health with water resource management.

The Hogle Zoo in Utah has announced the euthanasia of George, a 48-year-old white rhino, due to declining health, with comforting measures provided by staff.

The Utah Division of State Parks reported rare mirabilite formations on Great Salt Lake, phenomena of crystalline mounds made from sodium sulfate-rich water meeting cold air.

Utah's Hogle Zoo transferred a black-footed cat named Gaia to Cameron Park Zoo for breeding efforts to increase genetic diversity and aid in the conservation of this vulnerable species.

Utah's Hogle Zoo has introduced William, a one-year-old Chinese red panda, following the departure of their last Himalayan red panda, MowMow. The move aligns with conservation efforts and the Species Survival Plan.

Riders participated in Antelope Island's annual Great Bison Roundup for population management, with humane treatment of bison and subsequent health checks before auctioning some.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Northern Utah reopens in a new, smaller location after a year, expressing high hopes for future expansion and a state-of-the-art facility.