outdoor recreation

Spring has arrived, and so has turkey hunting season in Utah—perfect for making lasting memories in the great outdoors.

A new wave of wildlife protection is on the horizon in Utah, with changes that could reshape how residents enjoy the great outdoors.

With more deer permits on the table, Utah's hunters have plenty to think about. We'll break down how wildlife conditions are shaping the upcoming season.

As the season changes, Utah’s young wildlife needs our help. Let’s talk about those adorable baby birds you might encounter this time of year.

This winter, Utah's wildlife experts got up close and personal with our big game, capturing thousands to ensure their health and survival in the wild.

Mark your calendars for May 15, 2026. The North Rim is finally opening back up after the Dragon Bravo Fire changed everything.

As the days warm up, keep your eyes peeled—rattlesnakes are waking up from their winter naps and ready to stretch out.

As angler preferences evolve, so does the fish we catch. The DWR is shaking things up to keep fishing enjoyable for everyone.

Utah offers big game hunts for several species, including mule deer, elk, pronghorn, moose, mountain goat, desert and Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, and bison.

Think of all the wildlife that crosses our paths daily. A new analysis just ranked Utah's commitment to protecting them—let's see how we measure up.