It’s time to weigh in again in defense of public lands that most Americans hold dear. President Trump has recently ordered Ryan Zinke, Secretary of the Interior, to “review” all national monuments … [Read more...]
Waterline Damage Takes Luster off North Rim Opening
The good news for lovers of Grand Canyon National Park’s North Rim is that the National Park Service will be opening the gates on May 15, following the annual winter closure. The caveat is that … [Read more...]
If You Enjoy Tap Water & Winter Veggies, Read On
A recent article posted on the American Rivers website highlights the growing threats to America’s ten most endangered rivers. The Colorado River has made the list yet again in 2017. The combined … [Read more...]
Pipeline on the Precipice
Would you guess this ominous title is that of an upcoming summer blockbuster movie — or, rather, an informational video about Grand Canyon’s aging Trans-canyon water pipeline? Congratulations if you … [Read more...]
Grand Canyon Comes to Scottsdale
I invite all of you living in the Phoenix area to stop by Tilt Gallery in Old Town Scottsdale to view a selection of photographs from my portfolio in an exhibit entitled, “Grand Views, Intimate … [Read more...]
Key Inner Canyon Infrastructure Under Repair
Grand Canyon’s legendary backcountry offers profound beauty and solitude to those willing and able to venture below the rim. However, the vast majority of visitors (over 90%) enjoy the grandeur from … [Read more...]
Annual NPS Profile Chock Full of Park Facts
Did you know that non-native animals outnumber endemic animals in Grand Canyon National Park 23 to 20? Or that the Moapa Band of the Paiute Indians is one of the American Indian Tribes with historic … [Read more...]
Winter Weather Wallops Canyon Country
A fierce winter storm lasting five days left the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park blanketed in nearly three feet of fresh snow. Life in Grand Canyon Village ground to a virtual halt as NPS … [Read more...]
What to Do in Lieu of a View
When wintry weather settles in at the canyon, and the world-famous gorge is filled with clouds, it can be a real challenge to meet the expectations of the average visitor. No platitudes offered by the … [Read more...]
Recapping a Memorable Year at Grand Canyon
A record six million visitors, a change in park leadership, and the National Park Service Centennial activities were but a few of the noteworthy events in a busy year at Grand Canyon National … [Read more...]