Utah Wildlife Photo Gallery

A collection of DWR finished videos about Utah wildlife and DWR programs.

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DWR > Bats in Utah

Mist net survey near Monte Cristo, Utah.

DWR > Pikas in Utah

Interview with DWR biologist Kevin Labrum on pika populations in Utah.

DWR > Henry Mountain Bison Transplant

The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, in January 2009, moved 31 bison from the Henry Mountains to the Book Cliff region in Utah. This will become the fifth free-ranging bison herd in the United States.

DWR > Ogden River Fish Survey

In 2009 DWR Northern Region biologists used a raft for the first time to survey fish populations in the Ogden River through the City of Ogden and found up to 2,000 brown trout per mile.

DWR > Snow Geese in Utah

One of the first signs of spring is the gathering of snow geese at Gunnison Bend Reservoir near Delta, Utah. Thousands of snow geese stop here as they migrate back to their summer nesting grounds near the Arctic Circle.

DWR > Big Game Transplants in Utah

Since 1912, the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources has been rebuilding herds by transplanting 8712 big game animals such as mountain goats, bighorn sheep, moose, pronghorn and recently bison throughout the state

DWR > Poachers Caught in Southern Utah

Acting on a tip received on the Utah Turn-in-a-Poacher (UTiP) hotline, DWR officers and Garfield County Sheriffs deputies served a search warrant on a home and shed in Panguitch on Saturday, May 23 and Monday, May 25. After serving the warrant, the officers found the heads of eight mule deer bucks, one mule deer doe and two pronghorn bucks. The suspects in the case also admitted taking one more mule deer buck and an additional mule deer doe, making it one of the biggest poaching cases in southern Utah in recent memory.

DWR > Bird Migrations

The where, when, why and how of bird migration is often answered by tracking their movements through banding and collaring. Every spring Utah Division of Wildlife employees and volunteers band thousands of birds in an effort to learn more about them.

DWR > Flying giants-rare California condors return to Utah skies

California condors are among the largest, rarest birds in North America, and you'll find them soaring over the red-rock cliffs of Southwestern Utah.

Flying giants-rare California condors return to Utah skies

California condors are among the largest, rarest birds in North America, and you'll find them soaring over the red-rock cliffs of Southwestern Utah.

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