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Amidst the dawn chorus of avocets and phalaropes of Great Salt Lake, flocks of volunteers and scientists are gearing up to descend on Utah wetlands on April 25th. Their goal: count as many shorebirds as possible along the entire stretch of the lake and other wetland areas across the state.
Catch Frances Cabrera Ngo, Sageland Collaborative’s Community Engagement & Outreach Specialist, talking all things conservation with Elizabeth Adeola on PBS Utah’s Contact!
Sageland Collaborative is proud to work in collaboration with partners at Utah State University’s Beaver Ecology & Relocation Collaborative and the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources to encourage beaver coexistence methods and education.
Exploring by the Seat of Your Pants brings science, exploration, conservation and adventure live into classrooms around the world through virtual guest speakers and field trips. Join Rose Smith, Sageland Collaborative’s Stream Ecologist, as she presents about the role of beavers in conservation in this recorded livestream!
Sageland Collaborative is proud to foster high school, college, and university students into the natural resources field through hands-on volunteer opportunities! Auriana Dunn with Wasatch Magazine highlights some of the many ways that students can “collect them all” by participating in our community science programs.
Sageland Collaborative and The Nature Conservancy are looking for volunteers to help plant native plants at the Great Salt Lake Shorelands Preserve this Friday.
Utah is joining communities across the country this weekend in celebrating Latino Conservation Week, with events aimed at connecting culture and nature. Sageland Collaborative, along with a range of community partners, is leading the celebrations. Community outreach coordinator Frances Cabrera Ngo said the events are designed to create inclusive spaces for the Latino community to enjoy the outdoors.
Conversations around the restoration of Great Salt Lake often focus on water–but what’s happening with the ecosystem of the shoreline itself?
If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a beaver–wonder no more! Beginning August 29th, Sageland Collaborative kicks off our Riverscape Restoration season in streams and creeks across northern Utah.
You don’t have to travel far to meet wild neighbors in Salt Lake City. For over seven years, Sageland Collaborative and University of Utah’s Wasatch Wildlife Watch program has captured glimpses of our elusive wildlife neighbors via a network of trail cameras dotted throughout the Wasatch.