Monthly Archives: February 2011
A Guide to Outdoors Recreation
Tucson Post Friday 4th February, 2011 The national parks of Arizona offer a tremendous amount of diversity and majesty to their visitors.
Transcript on the Road
Concord resident Landon “Landy” Doub traveled with a group of travelers to the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona last summer.
NPS seeks to restore serenity in airspace above Grand Canyon National Park
The National Park Service in a draft Environmental Impact Statement released today is seeking to tackle the impact of aircraft noise on park resources and the park visitor experience.
NPS releases draft environmental impact statement on Grand Canyon air-tour flights
National Park Service releases Draft Environmental Impact Statement that addresses air-tour flights and the substantial restoration of natural quiet in the vicinity of Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon, Ariz. – The National Park Service (NPS) has developed a draft … Continue reading Continue reading
Broad coalition supports Four Forests Restoration Initiative
Scientists, Environmentalists, Community Leaders and Wood Products Industry Support Action to Restore Forests FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. – Applauding Forest Service efforts, the Four Forest Restoration Initiative stakeholders’ groups is calling the latest step toward restoring northern Arizona’s ponderosa pine ecosystem significant … Continue reading Continue reading
National Park Service Accepting Applications for Noncommercial…
The National Park Service is now accepting applications for noncommercial river trip permits to raft the Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park.
Playing on the Kaibab Plateau
Wild and remote, Arizona’s Kaibab Plateau is paradise for lovers of the great outdoors.