A look inside one of the nonprofits that underpins Moab
Canyonlands Natural History Association to change leadership
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Canyonlands Natural History Association hosts annual lecture series
2023 topics include geology, National Parks
Uncharted interactions
Mallory Lambert is studying the relationship between pikas and mountain goats in the La Sal Mountains
CNHA “Discovery Pool” program funds five projects for 2023
The projects will “help guide land managers in making informed decisions on how to manage local, public lands.”
Native plants helping recovery: Volunteers spread seeds in areas affected by Pack Creek Fire
About 20 volunteers gathered at the Pack Creek Picnic Area on Thursday, Nov. 18 to help Forest Service personnel spread native seeds over areas affected by the Pack Creek fire and along riparian…
National Public Lands Day: Sept. 25 is a day to give back to public lands
National Public Lands Day was established in 1994 as a way for public lands-lovers to help steward the areas they treasure. In Moab, some organizations held events the previous weekend. The Grand County…
Catch the vibes: Lecture series presents scientific talk on vibrations in rock formations
The Moab Information Center will continue its Free Lecture Series in collaboration with the Canyonlands Natural History Association with a virtual question-and-answer session led by Dr. Jeffrey Moore on “Vibration and the Lifecycle…
Free lecture series at the Moab Information Center kicks off June 10: Walt Dabney will discuss his rich history on public lands
Event info What: Free Lecture: “Public Lands: Where, Why and How” When: Thursday, June 10 at 5 p.m. Where: Outside the Moab Information Center (25 E. Center Street, Moab) For more information, go…
‘Nature’s Helping Hand’ reaches out to lecturegoers
A dose of nature can help heal what ails you. That’s the message from a book titled “The Nature Fix: Why Nature Makes Us Happier, Healthier, and More Creative” by Florence Williams. Williams…