Restoring Utah’s damaged landscapes: Ephraim center provides vital seed stocks to heal public lands

Drawing on state-run repository, state wildlife officials dropped 173,000 pounds of grass and forbs seeds on Brian Head burn area in hopes of speeding scorched forest’s recovery.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Mixed seeds ready to ship, from the Utah DWR's Great Basin Research Center in Ephraim for various rehabilitation projects such as the reseeding of the Brian Head burn, Wednesday, November 8, 2017.

Restoring Utah’s damaged landscapes: Ephraim center provides vital seed stocks to heal public lands

Drawing on state-run repository, state wildlife officials dropped 173,000 pounds of grass and forbs seeds on Brian Head burn area in hopes of speeding scorched forest’s recovery.

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