Trail review: Zion’s Emerald Pools
Zion National Park is renowned for Angel’s Landing, which has been called one of the most treacherous hikes in the United States. Though many travel miles to embark on this famous trek, those with an …
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‘Heavy is the rump that wears the crown’: Fat Bear Week winner revealed
The 10th annual Fat Bear Tuesday on Oct. 10 brought to a close this year’s Fat Bear Week celebration. The decade-old tradition celebrates the many bears that inhabit Katmai National Park as they bulk up …
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Big bear bracket: NPS Fat Bear Week polling opens
The National Park Service’s Fat Bear Week began Wednesday, Oct. 4, and will run until the following Tuesday, Oct. 10. Fat Bear Week is an annual event in which the public is invited to vote …
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Eco-friendly electric shuttles roll out at Zion National Park
Zion National Park is an internationally recognized name that inspires images of steep red cliffs, lush desert canyons and plenty of hiking. What might not be as apparent as the breathtaking landscape is the National …
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Stepping into National Park Week with free park entry
The National Park Service and National Park Foundation are launching their annual National Park Week on Saturday, April 16, with free site entry to any NPS-operated site. These organizations join together each year in April …
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Apex Event: Jordan Fisher Smith Discuss the Art of “Engineering Eden”
Jordan Fisher Smith, author of “Nature Noir” and “Engineering Eden,” informed students and faculty alike on his writing process during a Southern Utah University APEX event on March 18. Prior to being an author, Smith …
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