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Utah Department of Natural Resources officers, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources technicians and personnel from other partner agencies were hard at work inspecting and decontaminating watercraft during the busy July 24th weekend.
If you will be archery hunting this fall, here are several ways you can prepare for the hunt and stay safe while out in the field.
For the fourth consecutive year, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will be coordinating with the Ashley National Forest to conduct treatments on two drainages in the High Uintas to help restore native Colorado River cutthroat trout.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will be hosting a free mountain goat viewing event on Saturday, Aug. 9 from 7:30 a.m. to noon near Big John Flat on the Tushar Mountains in Beaver County.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is holding several public meetings to better partner with the public and gather feedback and ideas about ways to help increase deer populations.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is proposing a few updates to some license and permit rules, including allowing the option of electronically tagging a harvested animal, and is seeking the public's feedback on the proposals.
If you are planning to hike or backpack any high-elevation mountain ranges this summer, there's a chance you may encounter a mountain goat. Here are some important safety tips to help keep you safe when recreating around mountain goats and other wildlife.
The Utah Cutthroat Slam has reached a new milestone of over 1,750 slam completions and is releasing the newest medallion — featuring the Bonneville cutthroat trout — for anglers who complete the fishing challenge.
Utahns may see more bats this time of year because the baby bats are learning to fly and leaving their roosts for the first time. Here's what you should know about bats in Utah and what to do if you encounter them.
If you are interested in trying hunting for the first time this fall or winter, you'll need to either take a hunter education class or participate in Utah's Trial Hunting Program.
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