Dinosaur Tracksite Trail Opens in Moab
good4utah.com The Bureau of Land Management Moab Field Office hosted a grand opening celebration for the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite Trail. READ MORE
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good4utah.com The Bureau of Land Management Moab Field Office hosted a grand opening celebration for the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite Trail. READ MORE
dispatch.com Looking out over the landscape today, a visitor might be hard-pressed to conjure up images of the vast ocean that once spread across the region READ MORE
fox13now.com While geologists warn that human-caused earthquakes have become a real problem in some places, the greatest risk in Utah is still a natural quake along the Wasatch Front. READ MORE
smithsonianmag.com We often ridicule what we love, and, in the realm of dinosaurs, that may explain our complicated relationship with the late, great Tyrannosaurus rex. The gigantic carnivore is the A-list celebrity of the Mesozoic, making repeated appearances on the silver screen as well as holding an obligatory presence in most museum exhibits. Yet, we […]
weather.com They’re formed over thousands of years and transform deserts into fantastical alien landscapes. Hoodoos, also called fairy chimneys, earth pyramids and tent rocks, are tall skinny spires of rock that protrude from the bottom of arid basins and “broken” lands. They range from five-feet tall to the height of a 10-story building, and typically […]
The Utah FORGE team collaborated with the Utah Governor’s Office of Energy Development to produce this video short highlighting Utah’s vast geothermal potential. Check out the Utah FORGE Facebook to follow updates on the projects!
I know there’s snow up in the Wasatch today, but the valley sure feels as nice as this photo! Big Cottonwood Canyon, Wasatch Range, Salt Lake County, Utah Photographer: Adam Hiscock; © 2015 Glacially scoured and polished quartzite of the Precambrian-age Big Cottonwood Formation near Lake Blanche, Big Cottonwood Canyon, Wasatch Range, Salt Lake County.
kuer.org The U.S. Geological Survey usually excludes earthquakes caused by mining in its periodic hazard maps. But, on Monday, the federal agency published a new analysis of hotspots in the central and eastern parts of the country where mining is likely to cause enough ground-shaking to damage buildings sometime this year. READ MORE
accuweather.com Human activity is playing a role in the dwindling size of Utah’s Great Salt Lake, according to new research. READ MORE
moabsunnews.com The Utah Friends of Paleontology will rendezvous in Moab for the first time at its annual meeting next month, giving locals an opportunity to explore sites and learn from experts about the dinosaurs that once roamed the area. READ MORE
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