Utah Division of Wildlife Resources is boosting its inspection and decontamination capacity along the routes leaving Lake Powell to more efficiently meet boater needs. Additionally, law enforcement is increasing its
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- FREE Admittance on Veteran’s Day at Glen Canyon National Recreation AreaFree Park Entrance November 11 for Veteran's Day GLEN CANYON NATIONAL RECREATION AREA, Arizona/Utah - In [...]
- Stateline Launch Ramp Closing October 21Stateline Launch Ramp and Pump-out Station Closing October 21 PAGE, Arizona – Lake Powell visitors to [...]
- 15-year old Page HS Drowning Victim Identified(PLEASE NOTE: A dinner in Lance's honor is Saturday 5 - 8 PM at the [...]
- CUA Authorizations Increasing at GCNRAPAGE, AZ – Increased business opportunities through the expansion of commercial services in Glen Canyon National Recreation [...]
- The Powell150 Journey Retraces John Wesley Powell Expedition Powell 150 leader, Tom MinckleyImage courtesy: SCREE In the first trip of its kind, John [...]
- Got mussel? 1400+ inspections over Pioneer Day weekend on Lake PowellMore than 5,800 boats inspected over Pioneer Day weekend to prevent the spread of quagga [...]
Opponents of the proposed Lake Powell Pipeline are calling the Army Corps of Engineers’ request for plans a major setback for the project. The Corps has given the state of
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, UT/AZ – As part of the annual Operation Dry Water campaign, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area will join
Opponents of the proposed Lake Powell Pipeline have seized upon a new reason to block the project. The possibility that
The US Bureau of Reclamation under the Department of the Interior is conducting the third experimental flow at Glen Canyon
