Media

To Save Biodiversity, Scienctists Suggest 'Mega-Conservation' - Utah State University, Nov. 6, 2019, Phys.org
Dillon Field Office Aspen Restoration - Kipper Blotkamp, Oct. 30, 2019, BLM Montana/Dakotas agency newsletter
Shelly Deisch: Black Hills Wildlife Biologist, Friend to Aspen - Heather Fraley, Nov./Dec., 2019, Bugle Magazine
Where is the Largest Aspen Clone? - Seth Boster, Sept. 30, 2019, Colorado Springs The Gazette
Aspen Regeneration After Fire - Amy Brunvand, Dec. 10, 2018, Catalyst
The Aspen - Eve Quesnel, Oct. 12, 2012, Moonshine Ink
Aspens bouncing back from Brian Head fire Brian Maffly, Oct. 22, 2018, Salt Lake Tribune
Alberta's most abundant tree species under threat Tony Kryzanowski, March 5, 2018, Alberta Farmer Express
Why beautiful golden aspens drove Joe Vogler crazy Dermot Cole, Sept 12, 2017, Anchorage Daily News
Aspen Revitalization Project Planned in Bighorns The Sheridan Press, August 16, 2017
An Aspen Education Wyoming Wildlife, Oct 20, 2017.
Pando clone research results New Scientist magazine, July 28, 2016.
Pando and Mushroom (Norwegian) Karl Martin Jakobsen. 21 February 2016. Dagbledet.
Ogden High students part of video airing on UEN in aspen colony visit. Becky Wright. February 27, 2016. Ogden Standard Examiner.
USU ecologist, high school students work on Pando clone. Kevin Opsahl. February 26, 2016. Logan Herald Journal.
The Trembling Giant: The largest known orgnaism is a forest. Jyoti Jennings Roth. January 14, 2016. Tales by Trees.
Forest Service plan to revive aspen on Monroe Mountain draws controversy. Brian Maffly. December 19, 2015. The Salt Lake Tribune.
Aspen could become too warm for its namesake tree by 2030. Scott Condon. November 9, 2015. The Aspen Times.
How do you define “wild” in the West? Paul C. Rogers. April 29, 2015. High Country News.
How a Fungus and a Tree Translated Underground Hugeness to Mainstream Success. Cara Giaimo. October, 21 2015. Atlas Obscura.
Aspen trees face challenges, but scientists not concerned. Interview with WAA Director Paul Rogers. September 29, 2015. ABC 4 Utah (TV news).
Pando Clone Radio Interview CJSW - 90.9 FM with Jenn DeWoody (USDA Forest Service) and Paul Rogers (WAA, Utah State University), posted July 6, 2015 (starts at approximately 9:25). "Theoretically Speaking", Calgary, Alberta, CA or download the show.
Picture of the Week: Pando, One of Earth's Largest Living Organisms. by Chau Tu. April 28, 2015. Science Friday.
Curbing those aspen munchies February 3, 2015. azdailysun.com (Flagstaff, AZ).
Aspen are Disappearing in the West August 11, 2014. Idaho Statesman (Boise).**
Saratoga/Platte R. Valley Aspen Workshop June 18, 2014. Rawlings Daily Times.
As Utah's biggest and oldest resident, 'he' may be dying. June 9, 2014. KSL.
Quaking aspen set to oust blue spruce as state tree. February 10, 2014. KSL.
USU professor hopes aspen's designation as state tree will lead to conservation. March 28, 2014. Herald Journal* NOTE: requires HJ account.
Utah Looks to Change State Tree. February 7, 2014. Morgan Pratt. Utah Public Radio.
USU officials part of effort to designate the quaking aspen as state tree. February 5, 2014 Kevin Opsahl. Herald Journal.
The world's largest known organism is in Utah-and it's dying. November 20, 2013. By Matthew D. LaPlante. City Weekly.
Utah lawmaker seeks to change state tree. October 27, 2013. Daily Herald.
Aspen's Roots on Access Utah Utah Public Radio, Interview with Paul Sullivan, author of "Aspen's Roots" and Paul Rogers of WAA. October 8, 2013.
Daily Herald, Quaking aspen population in trouble, July 1, 2013
KRCL Interview with Paul Rogers, Spring 2013.
Utah Forest News, Winter 2013. Aspen Research Sheds Light on Management and Diversity.
Living on Earth Week of February 1, 2013. The World's Largest Organism In Trouble (Paul Rogers and Karen Mock).
Sacramento Bee November 3, 2012. In an environmental exchange, some ancient trees are killed to help others. **
Fox 13 News Salt Lake City October 30, 2012. Pando, one of the world‘s largest living organisms, is dying.
Salt Lake Tribune July 30, 2012. Ranchers and environmentalists team up to save aspens.
Salt Lake Tribune November 25, 2011. In Utah, world’s largest ‘living’ organism is, well, dying
Logan Herald Journal September 29, 2011. Aspen alliance a network for science.
USA TODAY Arizona May 7, 2011. Forest Service tries to restore aspen in Flagstaff.
KPCW Park City Interview April 5, 2011. Or go to KPCW. This episode of KPCW's This Green Earth was all about climate change, bark beetles and the changing face of Western forests.
Pando Clone Radio Interview January 21, 2011. Science Questions by Sheri Quinn and Suzi Montgomery, or get podcast from iTunes at http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/science-questions/id375862051
New York Times October 18, 2010 Killer of Aspen Slows, but Worries About a Beloved Tree Remain by Kirk Johnson
KSL-TV October 7, 2010 Scientists working to save Utah anomaly by John Hollenhorst
Deseret News October 7, 2010 Central Utah's Pando, world's largest living thing, is threatened, scientists say by John Hollenhorst
KSL-radio October 2, 2010. The Greenhouse by Larry Sagers
Utah State Today September 30, 2010 USU Scientists Study World's Largest Organism and Why It’s in Peril.
BBC News August 17, 2010 Trees can't live forever without sex, study shows by Howard Falcon-Lang.
KPCW 91.9 FM March 4, 2010 This Green Earth, Interview with Paul Rogers. **
ABC News November 12, 2009 Why are the Rocky Mountains' majestic Aspen trees mysteriously dying? (video) **
NPR October 27, 2009 Aspen Die-Off May Hurt Colorado’s Economy by Kirk Siegler
LA Times October 19, 2009 Global warming blamed for aspen die–off across the West by Nicholas Riccardi
New York Times October 15, 2009 Experts Pin Hopes on Cutting, Burning to Save West's Dying Aspen by Bryan Gable
Wall Street Journal October 14, 2009, Aspen Trees Die Across the West Mysterious Ailment, in Wake of Pine-Beetle Invasion, Diminishes Fall Foliage
Payson Roundup October 9, 2009 Mystery aspen deaths by Pete Aleshire
Living on Earth September 23, 2009 Vanishing Aspens (courtesy of: Living on Earth – loe.org
Reuters September 3, 2009 Fall colors fade in U.S. West as aspen trees die by Laura Zuckerman
Lords of Nature Life in a Land of Great Predators (the impact on vegetation, particularly aspen and willow)
Utah Forest News, Genetic Diversity of Pando Clone
Smithsonian Magazine, “What’s Killing the Aspen?”
KSL TV, Salt Lake City, Trees dying off in unprecedented numbers
Herald Journal, Logan, Utah, Researchers explore wolves, aspen, and decline
Associated Press: Scientists Say Aspens Are Dying Out West **
ABC News, The Decline of the Quaking Aspen

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