Usually, new employees are introduced during company meetings. But, since we’ve moved to virtual meetings this year and have encouraged social distancing and working from home, we haven’t seen or heard very much from some of our newest coworkers. Because of that, we’re using this newsletter to shine a spotlight on each of the new […]
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BIO-WEST Teams with Wildlife Agencies to Research Lake Powell Endangered Razorback Sucker
To better understand how endangered razorback sucker are maintaining a wild population, also called [...]
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Several BIO-WEST employees, along with volunteers from TreeUtah and Ivory Homes, grabbed their shovels and met on the grassy hillside known as Washakie Cemetery, ready to plant an assortment of trees, shrubs, and bushes, Friday, Oct 30. The planting event was a part of a restoration project the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation has […]
Moving Mussels BIO-WEST was asked to help relocate native freshwater mussels during scheduled maintenance on the Lower Neches Valley Authority Main Canal last July. The LNVA Main Canal was built in the late 19th century as part of a conveyance system designed to move water upland for city, industry, and agricultural use. The canal pumping […]