Why isn't conservation a zero-sum game? Wildlife advocate and ornithologist Corina Newsome explains in this clip of the Bring Birds Back podcast from our friends at @birdnoteradio. Listen to the full episode on birdnote.org or any podcast platform.

The UGS is looking to hire a Hydrogeologist (Geologist) to join the Groundwater & Wetlands team to perform hydrogeological studies. Are you interested, or do you know someone who might be? Click here to learn more and apply by the 6/8/2023 deadline–ow.ly/6png50OtmXX

Science tells us that we’ve lost 3 billion birds since 1970. The "Recovering America's Wildlife Act" represents the bold vision we need to address this crisis. On #BiodiversityDay, make your voice heard for this important bill: bit.ly/43nrELz

Check out our latest blog post highlighting local artist Caro Nilsson and her latest mural at the The City Library Sprague Branch: sagelandcollaborative.org/blog/2023/5/23… #MonarchButterfly #Milkweed #Pollinators

The Sageland team would like to take a moment to recognize and honor those who have lost their lives defending our country. We’re grateful for the friends, family, and veterans we've had the opportunity to work with - it is an honor to know and serve with you. Thank you!

In a recent publication, WWW co-lead Austin Green et. al look at the effects of urbanization on wildlife, and how specific traits may help or hinder a species’ ability to occupy urban areas. 🐿️ Read the full publication here: ow.ly/OQQx50OB8r3

If you love your Merlin Bird ID app, check out these helpful tips on getting started birdwatching, from Merlin project coordinator Alli Smith—featured in the The New York Times nytimes.com/2023/06/02/sci…

We're so grateful for the incredible volunteers and partners who made these surveys happen!

Check out this recent article from our friends at KSL that highlights the importance of GSL and its surrounding wetlands to shorebirds and how our work with the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey is making an impact: ksl.com/article/506571…

Read more about the work being done at Galena Soònkahni Nature Preserve and meet some of the volunteers and partners who make it possible in our latest blog post at the link below. sagelandcollaborative.org/blog/2023/6/5/…

Check out this interview from 90.9FM KRCL with Sageland Collaborative, Audubon Society, and UtahDWR to learn more about the importance of the Intermountain West Shorebird Survey, what we saw this spring, and how you can get involved in the fall! krcl.org/blog/radioacti…

Welcome to #NationalPollinatorWeek! We’re excited to highlight these incredible species that play an important role in creating healthy ecosystems. Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing fun facts about #pollinators and ways that you can get involved in pollinator conservation.

When you think about pollinators, do you picture bees? Butterflies? Maybe even birds? While all of these are essential pollinators, there are some other pollinators out there that are a bit more surprising! From bats and beetles to lemurs - which ones are you most fascinated by?

Knowing that conservation can happen right in your backyard is the first step to restoring ecosystem functions across our wild-urban interfaces. Douglas Tallamay's book Nature’s Best Hope outlines how to easily create wildlife habitats in your own space. ow.ly/aGFU50OWIRo

Sageland volunteer Rob Tolley shares this video of a flock of 50 rosy finches who sought shelter and a snack during a summer storm at their Wyoming home.

This #FieldworkFriday, we’re celebrating the interns who make field season possible and bring an unmatched enthusiasm for this work. In our latest blog post, get to know Cole Nelson, our incredible 2022 Summer Conservation Ecology Intern! sagelandcollaborative.org/blog/2023/6/26…

This #FieldworkFriday, we’re celebrating the interns who make field season possible and bring an unmatched enthusiasm for this work. In our latest blog post, get to know Cole Nelson, our incredible 2022 Summer Conservation Ecology Intern! sagelandcollaborative.org/blog/2023/6/26…

It's hard to believe that the Fall 2023 Intermountain West Shorebird Survey is just a month away! We got the chance to chat with Erin Lewis with Utah Public Radio about what we observed during the spring survey and how you can get involved! ow.ly/T9s650P9799

At the Authority, we get to enjoy and support healthy watersheds both during work AND after hours. This weekend, staff engineer Lily Bosworth built beaver dam analogs with Sageland Collaborative and UtahDWR to restore a degraded stream. How do you show love to our Utah watersheds?

It's #PollutionPreventionWeek! Natural landscapes & floodplains filter pollutants from point & nonpoint sources, so we’re working hard to restore those natural processes within Utah's damaged watersheds. Learn about the projects at wri.utah.gov/wri/. 📷: Sageland Collaborative