The untold story of K. Kawanishi
Headstone lacks details about an individual, but illustrates an era
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Moab BLM law enforcement officer Cody Marsh receives national award
Cody Marsh was selected as the national Bureau of Land Management Ranger of the Year for 2021.
Moab BLM uses prescribed burns to support ecosystems
Prescribed burns are fires intentionally set and managed by land management agencies can serve several purposes.
Public lands proposal in progress
The Grand County Commission is continuing to refine its vision for a public lands bill proposal, an effort begun in 2021.
SITLA narrows down BLM parcels it may acquire in land swap
Grand County officials are concerned that some of the areas SITLA has identified as possibilities for trade are locations the county prizes for recreation or conservation.
BLM accepting applications for artist-in-residence program
The Canyon Country District of the Bureau of Land Management is hosting its first-ever artist-in-residence program.
BLM opens new Klondike Bluffs campground
On April 26, the Bureau of Land Management issued a press release announcing the agency has completed a new campground near the North Klondike Bluffs trailhead.
SITLA seeks Bears Ears land trade
The Utah School and Institutional Trust Administration hopes to conduct a large-scale land swap with the federal government, exchanging SITLA parcels within the recently designated Bears Ears National Monument for federal lands that…
Book Cliffs Highway project canceled
On March 10, the Seven County Infrastructure Coalition—which includes Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Sevier, San Juan, and Uintah counties—voted to cancel planning for the controversial Book Cliffs Highway, a paved 35-mile road that…
Grand County creates trail adoption program
Grand County Active Transportation and Trails held its first trail adoption program training in early March. A small group of volunteers learned the basics of caring for a mountain bike trail, like how…