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April 2026 Newsletter
- From the Desk of Sam
- Supporting the Guides of Canyon Country
- BLM Artist in Residence
- Now Hiring Local Opportunities at Arches and Canyonlands
- Seasonal closures and construction updates
- Upcoming events
March 2026 Newsletter
- CNHA Recognized by Utah Legislature
- Arches Lifts Timed Entry 2026
- Geology with a Ranger Outing
- Steward Moab
- Arch Madness
- Select Trails Open to Class 1 E-Bikes
- Pints for Parks
- Upcoming Events
February 2026 Newsletter
- From the Desk of Sam
- 2026 Discovery Pool Recipients
- Geology with a Ranger Outing
- Permit information from the BLM and USFS
- Upcoming Events
January 2026 Newsletter
- From the Desk of Sam
- 2026 Community Artist in the Parks
- Fee Free Days
- Winter Travel Reminders
December 2025 Newsletter
- SCA Intern Summary
- Amala Posey-Monk receives the 2025 Eric Finstick Stewardship Award
- Community Celebrates New Riverfront Sculpture
- Electric Light Parade
- From the Desk of Sam
November 2025 Newsletter
- Food drive for Federal Employees
- A Day on the River 2025
- Utah Avalanche Center Gears Up for Winter
- Discovery Pool Updates
- Larry the Lizard Sculpture Reveal
- From the Desk of Sam
October 2025 Newsletter
- Government shutdown
- National Public Lands Day Celebration recap
- Zuni Stone Carver Shares Tradition at Hovenweep and Natural Bridges
- Tourism to Southeast Utah Group Parks Contributes $447M to Local Economy
- BLM Reassesses Routes in the Labyrinth/Gemini Bridges Area
September 2025 Newsletter
- Discovery Pool Updates
- Zuni Stone Carver Demonstration
- Upcoming Events
August 2025 Newsletter
- From the Desk of Sam
- Butler Wash Virtual Tour
- Arches Timed Entry to Resume
- Troop 8 Feels Great about Protecting Public Lands
- Intermittent Closures at Canyonlands Island in the Sky District
July 2025 Newsletter
- From the Desk of Sam
- Arches Timed Entry Pauses for Summer
- White boots recipient
- BLM Seeks Input on Pedal Assist E-Bikes
- Bluff Becomes Newest Dark Sky Community
MIC Lecture Series
Join us at the Moab Information Center for our ongoing lecture series, featuring local experts, researchers, and land managers sharing stories and insights from across the Colorado Plateau. From geology and wildlife to cultural history and conservation, each talk offers a deeper look at the landscapes we love.
Free and open to the public
See the full lineup and upcoming talks here.
Earth Day Film Screening: “Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty”
Join us on Wednesday, April 22 at 7 pm at Star Hall (159 E Center Street) for a screening of Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty, a documentary exploring Udall’s work as Secretary of the Interior and his lasting impact on the protection of our shared natural heritage.
The evening will also feature special guest Lena Pace, Southeast Utah Group Superintendent for the National Park Service.
Presented by Grand County Public Library and Canyonlands Natural History Association.
Four Corners Lecture Series
The Four Corners Lecture Series is produced by several local organizations who sponsor speakers each year. The series features presentations on the archeology, current Native American cultures, history, and natural resources of the Four Corners area. Guest lecturers will share their knowledge, interpretations, and experiences in the Four Corners Region.
View April through June dates here.
View July through October dates here.
For the most up-to-date information, please check the Four Corners Lecture Series Facebook page.