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Utah's Great Salt Lake hit new historic low, dipping to 4,190ft - Vimarsana News

Utah's Great Salt Lake hit new historic low, dipping to 4,190ft

The state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR) said the water levels hit 4,190ft, below the last record set in October, which at the time had matched a 170-year record low.

Reaching for the peak: A hike up Mt Longonot - Vimarsana News

Reaching for the peak: A hike up Mt Longonot

I will have to warn future Mt Longonot hikers about a flight of stairs right after midway through the mountain. It is that point where you are too far to return, and too close to give up.

Pact forged with National Park Service for plant gathering - Vimarsana News

Pact forged with National Park Service for plant gathering

Cherokee Nation citizens will be allowed to gather more than 70 culturally significant plants within the Buffalo National River Park in Arkansas under a new agreement with the National Park

Cherokee Nation, park service reach deal | The Journal Record - Vimarsana News

Cherokee Nation, park service reach deal | The Journal Record

The Cherokee Nation has signed an agreement with the National Park Service to allow citizens to gather plants within Arkansas' Buffalo National River to use for purposes including food, crafts and medicine.

Agreement allows Cherokees to gather 76 species of medicinal plants in Buffalo National River park - Vimarsana News

Agreement allows Cherokees to gather 76 species of medicinal plants in Buffalo National River park

An agreement signed on Wednesday will allow citizens of the Cherokee Nation to gather 76 species of culturally significant plants from the Buffalo National River park in Arkansas for traditional use.