Science Moab: Saving the sagebrush
The sagebrush ecosystem in Utah and the greater western U.S. is actually its own biome or biological community that has formed in response to the physical environment in which it is found.
The sagebrush ecosystem in Utah and the greater western U.S. is actually its own biome or biological community that has formed in response to the physical environment in which it is found.
Science Moab spoke with Balenquah, an archaeologist and guide from Third Mesa on the Hopi Reservation, about his journey into archaeology, and his work on, and connection with, Ancestral lands in the Southwest.
Ann Marie Chischilly is the executive director at the Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals (ITEP).
Grand County High School student Brendan Moore was one of the first participants in Science Moab’s School to Science program.
This week, Science Moab talked with hydrogeologist Tom Lachmar about the path water takes from the high peaks of the La Sals to the Colorado River.
This week, we talk with Utah State University Ph.D. students Will Munger and Maria Stahl about their work with Criollo cattle.
In the book, Bailey writes about his struggles growing up.
How would you make a map of land use issues across the Bears Ears National Monument?
eter Flaig is a research scientist at the Bureau of Economic Geology in Austin, Texas, and has studied the geology of this seaway by looking at deposits from the southwest U.S. into Canada and Alaska.
This week, Science Moab talked with Kirk Robinson, founder and executive director of Western Wildlife Conservancy.