Utah DWR seeks public input on proposed wildlife management updates for mountain goats, bighorn sheep, and mule deer.

Two upcoming Division of Wildlife Resources events will highlight Utah bats, which the organization said are often ...

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources proposed changes to wildlife management plans for bighorn sheep, mule deer and mountain goats.

Want to see bats up close? There are two upcoming events happening in southeastern Utah where you may get the chance.

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As part of an effort to bolster declining mule deer populations statewide, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources will be holding a series of meetings to gather feedback and ideas from the general ...

Hunting or fishing licenses are now required for access to the Wildlife Management Areas in four most populous Utah counties. Here's why and where you'll need them.

Access to one of Utah’s most popular trails for outdoor enthusiasts is once again open to all after state lawmakers recently ...

This is part of a pilot project to help remove more carp from Utah Lake and restore the June sucker and its habitat.

If anyone detects any illegal or suspicious wildlife activities, DWR officials invite them to call the UTiP hotline at 800-662-3337, use the Utah DWR law enforcement app, text 847411 or r eport ...

DWR staff will also be visiting camps in Utah's backcountry to collect big game samples, the statement noted. To date, 262 mule deer and six elk have tested positive for CWD in Utah.

Currently, Utah only has 53 DWR officers for the entire state and they say they can't be everywhere. "Please keep your eyes and ears open and report suspicious wildlife activity to us.