wild aware utah

Deer fawns and elk calves are often born in June, which is why they may be seen during outdoor adventures in early summer.

Wildlife officials warn public not to interfere with hidden fawns, elk calves

by TownLift
Published: May 25, 2026

Mountain lion, or cougar, in a tree.

Utah wildlife officials urge caution as cougar sightings increase near trails, foothills

by Rebecca Brenner
Published: May 5, 2026

A mountain lion in Utah. The state is paying hunters and trappers to kill as many cougars as possible in six hunting units as part of a multi-year predator management study, according to High Country News.

Be wild aware and stay safe in mountain lion country

by Kevin Cody
Published: May 8, 2023

Bats are unique in that they are the only mammals capable of true flight.

Bat Appreciation Day: Celebrate Utah’s 18 species of bats

by Kevin Cody
Published: Apr 17, 2023

A campsite near Alta Ski Area in the Spring.

Spring feelings and the bear-necessities

by Kevin Cody
Published: Mar 13, 2023

A cow moose and her calves

Caution to Utahns leaf peeping: fall mating season increases risk of wildlife interactions

by Kevin Cody
Published: Oct 11, 2022

With temperatures on the rise and summer around the corner, many Utahns are starting to head outdoors. With that being said, if individuals are planning to take their dogs on any hikes or camping trips this spring and summer, it’s important to not allow pets to harass any wildlife.

How to keep dogs safe from wildlife when hiking or camping in Utah

by TownLift
Published: Apr 19, 2022

Birds do not have a heightened sense of smell, so it is okay to transfer featherless babies to their nest if found on the ground.

Spring dilemma: Handling baby birds or nests found on the ground

by Meredith Gustman
Published: Apr 28, 2021

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