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John Knudson, Trails Program Coordinator, Utah State Parks and Recreation meets with Andrea Brand, program manager, Sand Flats Recreation Area, and Bob Greenberg, Grand County Council chairman, as he makes the final inspection of the Hell’s Revenge improvement project on Saturday, Nov. 14. Photo courtesy of Sand Flats Recreation Area
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Officials with Utah State Parks and Recreation visited the Sand Flats Recreation Area near Moab last weekend to review trailhead improvements made to the popular Hell’s Revenge Trail in Sand Flats...
Bowknot Bend of the Green River - a 2-wheel drive visit to the east quadrantb The Green River has some fantastic scenery in its Labyrinth Canyon sector. A seldom-noticed fact is that it is entirely within Grand County. Many trails were established in the uranium core-dril...
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Volunteers help with restoration of fire-ravaged Matheson preserveVolunteers from the Moab community and as far away as Park City and Grand Junction descended on the Scott M. Matheson Wetlands Preserve near Moab on Oct. 24 to help restore a section of the preser...
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DWR clarifies antlerless hunting permit regulationsHunters who have obtained an antlerless control elk permit for the San Juan elk unit in San Juan County should be aware that the permit is only valid for that portion of the unit, east of U.S. 19...
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BLM seeks comments on non-motorized trail near Sand Flats
The Bureau of Land Management, Moab field office has released an environmental assessment for public comment on a proposed bicycle and foot trail that would connect the power dam area with Sand Fl...
The Bureau of Land Management, Moab field office has released an environmental assessment for public comment on a proposed bicycle and foot trail that would connect the power dam area with Sand Fl...
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Buffalo roundup....
Each year an estimated 600 bison are gathered and corralled on Antelope Island for an annual veterinary check, and volunteer riders from all over the country converge on the island to help. Attending this year’s roundup in early November were Moab residents (from left) Colin Fryer, James Dixon and Robin T. Farquarts, along with Nick Raitt of Layton, Utah. Photo courtesy of James Dixon
Each year an estimated 600 bison are gathered and corralled on Antelope Island for an annual veterinary check, and volunteer riders from all over the country converge on the island to help. Attending this year’s roundup in early November were Moab residents (from left) Colin Fryer, James Dixon and Robin T. Farquarts, along with Nick Raitt of Layton, Utah. Photo courtesy of James Dixon