Restoration projects get started at Canyonlands, Hovenweep
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law providing $60,000
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How a government shutdown would affect Utah National Parks
Parks in Utah will remain open, according to a statement from the Utah Office of Tourism.
Moab History: Bates Wilson, the “Father of Canyonlands” and inventor of “Dutch-oven Diplomacy”
Bates Wilson started as a National Park Service employee in the early 1930s.
How photography shaped the national parks
Upcoming lecture will discuss how photography played a crucial role at Arches and Canyonlands
Back of Beyond Books brings Craig Childs’ iconic book back to life
The book follows Childs’s thoughts and observations of the 1994 winter he spent in Canyonlands National Park. It was published in 1995, but went out of print soon after.
Arches National Park timed entry reviews “overwhelmingly positive”
The system is the National Park Service’s attempt to address overcrowding in the park.
A visit with Samantha Metzer, artist for Arches, Canyonlands national parks
Samantha Metzner’s favorite piece of art she’s created as the 2022 Community Artist in the Parks is a landscape print depicting ruins at the Hovenweep National Monument. Her art form is a first…
Science Moab talks to Alba Rodriguez Padilla about geologic movement in Canyonlands
Today’s column features a discussion with geophysicist Alba Rodriguez Padilla from the University of California, Davis. Padilla studies how faults, or fractures in rock, drive the movement of the earth in Canyonlands National…
Local photographer, Samantha Metzner, chosen for Artist in the Parks program
Samantha Metzner is just the second photographer chosen to create original works in the Southeast Utah Group of National Parks since the start of the local Community Artist in the Parks program, which…
Volunteer project highlights trail history: Canyonlands Chapter of the Backcountry Horsemen installed sculptures on Old Spanish Trail
In the opinion of the Canyonlands chapter of the Backcountry Horsemen, the reason Moab was originally founded is because of a geographic oddity: the Moab fault, which created an accessible path across the…