Wild Aware Utah is a non-advocacy program working through collaborative efforts to provide proactive education to minimize conflict between people and wildlife.
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ALT Two mountain goats — an adult and baby — with thick white coats are standing on a hill in thick vegetation.
ALT A red fox with its eyes closed behind the Wild Aware Utah logo. Saturday, May 16 | 10AM – 2PM The logos of the following organizations are at the bottom of the poster: Wild Aware Utah The Berryman Institute at Utah State University The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Utah’s Hogle Zoo There is a QR code that points to the Hogle Zoo webpage about Wild Aware Utah Day 2026.
ALT SATURDAY, MAY 16 10AM - 2PM ALL DAY EVENTS (10AM - 2PM) EDUCATION TABLE: DWR Cougar Habitat Wild Utah EDUCATION TABLE: UHZ CONSERVATION Stillman Bridge Wild Utah EDUCATION TABLE: THE BERRYMAN INSTITUTE AT USU Entry Plaza MOCK CAMPSITE & BEAR SAFETY: THE BERRYMAN INSTITUTE AT USU Ape Lawn EVENT SCHEDULE 10 AM COUGAR KEEPER CHAT-Wild Utah SKUNK TRAINING & KEEPER CHAT-Wild Utah 10:30 AM OTTER ENRICHMENT & KEEPER CHAT-RockyShores 11 AM RED FOX ENRICHMENT-Small Animal Building CANINE CHAMPIONS FOR CONSERVATION - Wildlife Theater 11:30 AM RAVEN TRAINING & KEEPER CHAT-Wild utah SPIRIT PRODUCTIONS DANCE & CHEER ARMED FORCES DAY -oasis Plaza 12 PM TIGER ENRICHMENT-Asian Highlands 1 PM IF NOT FRIEND, WHY FRIEND-SHAPED? -Wild Utah CANINE CHAMPIONS FOR CONSERVATION - Wildlife Theater 1:30 PM BADGER ENRICHMENT & KEEPER CHAT Wild Utah VENOMOUS REPTILES OF UTAH -Small Animal Building 2 PM BIG HORN SHEEP KEEPER CHAT-Wild Utah 3 PM CANINE CHAMPIONS FOR CONSERVATION - Wildlife Theater
ALT A tan-and-brown snake with distinctive markings on its back — and a rattle on its tail — is on rocky dirt below a flowering plant.
ALT A bear is roaming through thick shrubs and brush on a hillside.
ALT The face of a cougar is peering out from the branches of a pine tree.
ALT A large moose — wearing a GPS collar — is accompanied by two small moose in an aspen grove.
ALT A photo of three moose in the forest and a photo of two elk battling with their antlers. ROOTS OF CONSERVATION: GROWING THE CONVERSATION WILDLIFE AWARENESS Join for speaker presentations and a panel Q&A about living alongside wildlife — exploring coexistence, responsible recreation, and the critical role of wildlife habitat in Summit County. SPEAKERS Tori Bird Community Conservation & Impact Specialist, Hogle Zoo & Wild Aware Utah Dr. David Stoner Extension Assistant Professor in Human-Wildlife Interactions, Utah State University Xaela Walden Northern Region Assistant Wildlife Manager East Canyon & Morgan South-Rich Wildlife Biologist, Division of Wildlife Resources Jody Giddings Chief Executive Officer, Wasatch Wildlife Center MONDAY, APRIL 27 MOUNTAIN REGIONAL WATER SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT 5739 PAINTBRUSH RD, PARK CITY, UT 5:30-6:30 PM Utah Division of Wildlife Resources logo Utah State University logo Wasatch Wildlife Center logo Summit County Utah logo Wild Aware Utah logo
ALT A black-and-white striped skunk is standing on green grass next to a brick building.
ALT A large moose is standing in the snow in someone’s yard, backed up against their wooden fence.
ALT A cougar is looking out from the branches of a pine or fir tree.
ALT A big, dark-brown moose (without antlers) is standing next to the road in a city and munching red berries on a tree. A large building is visible in the background.
ALT A quill-covered porcupine walks through green grass and rocks in a forested area.
ALT A bear is walking through green plants, brush and mixed vegetation on a sunny day.
ALT A large mountain goat standing on a rocky slope.
ALT A bat handing from a white cloth bag.
ALT A bat hanging from a vertical rock face.
ALT A bat crawling up a rock.
ALT A bull and a cow moose standing in a field.
ALT A bear with rounded ears and a brownish-black coat walks through rocks and brush on a sunny day. There are green plants and small trees in the background.
ALT Image is a split graphic with a black bear walking through brush on the right side, and details about Wild Aware Utah Day on the left side. The text on the left says: Wild Aware Utah Day Saturday, May 17 10 AM - 2 PM The text is above the Utah’s Hogle Zoo and Wild Aware Utah logos.