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Free five-day celebration of local science: Moab Festival of Science features keynote on climate change.

Ali Harford4 years ago2 years ago

The Moab Festival of Science returns this year for a celebration and showcase of local science based on the Colorado Plateau. The five-day festival will feature multiple speakers, hikes, and activities, with a…

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The “Busy Women” who helped build Moab: The Moab Women’s Literary Club served the area for a century

Moab Sun News4 years ago4 years ago

The Moab community has been profoundly shaped by a group of women who first established Moab’s “Busy Woman’s Club” in 1898 to advance cultural and community causes. Over a century later, the influences…

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Tracking Moab’s monsoons: Science Moab speaks to meteorologist Megan Stackhouse about predicting flood

Moab Sun News4 years ago2 years ago

It never rains, but sure does pour — at least during Moab’s monsoon season. This week, we speak with Megan Stackhouse, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Grand Junction, Colorado. We…

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Q&A with new Parks, Recreation and Trails Director Annie McVay: McVay is two months into her job with the City of Moab

Ali Harford4 years ago2 years ago

Each day is different at Annie McVay’s new job as Moab’s Parks, Recreation and Trails director, which she started on June 14, 2021. Her role oversees the management and development of all city…

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Climb on, with respect: Science Moab talk with The Access Fund about Indian Creek advocacy

Moab Sun News4 years ago2 years ago

Science Moab is diving into the research and advocacy in the Indian Creek area outside of Moab. Here, Science Moab speaks with Ty Tyler, stewardship director of rock climbing advocacy organization The Access…

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Local scientist and nonprofit founder takes on new community role

Rachel Fixsen4 years ago4 years ago

You can call her Dr. Kristina Young, after the founder of local nonprofit Science Moab completed her graduate program and defended her thesis last month. “It feels so great,” she said. Young focused…

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Police department updates and a new water assistance program: Other notes from the Aug. 24 Moab City Council meeting

Ali Harford4 years ago2 years ago

At its regular August 24 meeting, the Moab City Council heard updates from Police Chief Bret Edge about police department staffing, discussed participating in a low income housing water assistance program and decided…

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Encouraging good behavior in Indian Creek: Science Moab talks to David Carter about rock climbers and conservation

Moab Sun News4 years ago4 years ago

As a nationally- and internationally-renowned climbing spot, the Indian Creek area outside of Moab is home to stellar natural beauty, world-class crags…and increasing recreational use. This week, Science Moab speaks with David Carter,…

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Moab Solutions announces hiring Diego Velasquez as assistant to the executive director

Moab Sun News4 years ago4 years ago

Local nonprofit Moab Solutions announced the hiring of Diego Velasquez as assistant to the executive director. Velasquez will work on furthering primary goals for Moab Solutions: outreach and advocacy for those experiencing homelessness,…

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Putting on the mussel: Science Moab talks to Nathan St. Andre about quagga mussels in Lake Powell

Moab Sun News4 years ago4 years ago

Lakes may not sound like particularly complicated places, but or quagga mussels, the complexity of Lake Powell has dictated the magnitude of their impact on the ecosystem. This week, we speak with Nathan…

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