Caught in the Floodlight   The act of seeking light is an innately human quality. We are, after all, biologically dependent on this miraculous phenomenon. However, our persistent fascination...

Our National Parks U.S. National Parks connect us with the natural beauty of this world. So much of the environmental wonder of this country is possessed within these borders protected from destructive...

The Cosmic Ashtray: A Hidden Spectacle In Escalante   Southern Utah is a marvel that I don’t think I’ll ever be able to get over. Despite however many times I find myself venturing into...

For the majority of the country visiting a national park is a well-planned trip, that often requires booking flights, making itineraries, and carving out vacation days. Utahns? All we have to do is hit...

If you’ve spent any amount of time in Little Cottonwood Canyon, you are sure to know of the Alpenbock Loop. Roughly a mile long, the trail was created through a partnership of multiple organizations,...

Header Photo by Ryker Ray Coastal cities underwater and pummeled by natural disasters at an increasing rate. A New Pangaea where mass extinction takes place on such a large scale species diversity becomes...

Look out any window, and I bet a plant is in view. Plants account for an estimated 80% of the Earth's biomass and number approximately 8.7 billion species. Plants sustain us and sustain the species that...

Hiking is a popular recreational activity in the Wasatch, but did you know that most people don’t pack the necessary gear when hiking? There’s a lot more to a hike than just wearing tennis shoes and...