“A lot of the internship was based around just trying to get creative,” said Talty. “It’s really a lot of just having those extra hands to sort of help do outreach and sort of on-the-ground things ...

My head was pounding as I tore out of Moab, leaving behind two days of slickrock-fueled chaos and crowded campsites. My bones ...

The Civilian Conservation Corps camp that was there in the 1930s during the Great ... program manager at Utah Division of ... conflict and a spent mortar shell he turned into a map, ...

MOAB, Utah — UtahRaptor State Park, the 46th state park, is now open to the public, offering everyone a look at Utah’s ancient history and remarkable recreation opportunities, all while honoring the ...

CCC camp Leeds was not the only Southern Utah town with a CCC camp. There were actually 15 of them in Washington County alone — the most of any county in Utah.

Almost 100 years ago President Roosevelt started The Civilian Conservation Corps. It was meant to get unemployed men jobs, working on projects like building roads, and bridges, and planting trees ...

The CCC put in 101 miles of trails, installed 4,001 signs and markers, seeded 361 acres of land and planted 147,595 trees and shrubs. The Big Meadows recreational area served as one of the six CCC ...

Between 1933 and 1942, when the Civilian Conservation Corps program ended during World War II, 40,000 men passed through the barracks for instruction before they scattered to hundreds of smaller ...

Members of all trades are working in both fire camps to support the Yellow Lake Fire crews. Mariah Hicks, a corps member for over five years and program participant 30 years ago, is leading the crew ...

We set off to find one of the best hikes near Knoxville, and what we found was Hazard Cave. There are many caves in Tennessee; in fact, there are more caves in the Volunteer State than in any other ...