Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Joshua Tree, Arches, Canyonlands are all among some of the big-name parks which have just recently closed
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Many are curious as to what is going on with our National Parks at this time of COVID-19 crisis. Parks
VISITATION EQUALS BIG BUCKS Record visitation numbers to Utah attractions have resulted in record economic numbers. In 2018, the impact
On the final day of September, this Saturday, all of our National Parks will be free to enter. The National
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors approved a resolution this week supporting the use of county resources for infrastructure improvements
Billboards are going up in major Western metropolitan areas protesting Utah’s hope to force the federal government to cede its
Sally Jewel told it like it is yesterday in Washington. The woman who leads the Department of the Interior made
Vandalism in western national parks is on the rise. Natural features – such as rock faces and trees – are
The 16-day government shut-down in October of 2013 caused a significant reduction in revenue for the Grand Circle area impacting
A recently published study by the U.S. Geological Survey and National Park Service reports small levels of mercury have been
