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Recreating outdoors with your pet? Keep dogs on a leash so they don't chase or disturb wildlife  - The Independent - Vimarsana News

Recreating outdoors with your pet? Keep dogs on a leash so they don't chase or disturb wildlife  - The Independent

Leash Your Dog - Utah big game animals often struggle to find food during the winter. By early spring, many of these wildlife species are vulnerable

Forest Service touts pass as possible Christmas gift - Vimarsana News

Forest Service touts pass as possible Christmas gift

America the Beautiful Passes are available at Forest Service offices and National Park Service Visitor Centers, said Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest officials suggesting the pass as a Christmas gift.

Several Utah campsites are closed because of snow and damage - Vimarsana News

Several Utah campsites are closed because of snow and damage

Many families go camping on Father's Day weekend, but sites normally open this time of year remain closed because of snow and damage.

Source: ksl.com
'We're battling the mountain.' Debris flows and snow test canyons - Vimarsana News

'We're battling the mountain.' Debris flows and snow test canyons

In his tenure as supervisor over the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Dave Whittekiend has tumbled into a new reality rife with challenges for managing forests.

Source: ksl.com
Judge dismisses lawsuit against Forest Service over 2018 Utah wildfires - Vimarsana News

Judge dismisses lawsuit against Forest Service over 2018 Utah wildfires

A federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit brought by a property owner who alleged the Forest Service's handling of the 2018 Pole Creek fire resulted in extensive damage to private land.

Source: sltrib.com