Utah prairie dog flourishing again, thanks to a little help from its human friends

According to a national group called NatureServe that looks out for America’s critters, a century ago there were 95,000 Utah prairie dogs burrowed into the counties in southwestern Utah. Civilization was the bane of the prairie dogs’ existence. Which is why the Utah prairie dog is called the Utah prairie dog.

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