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Canyonlands National Park

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Plugging Abandoned Oil Wells to Restore Nature
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Water Resources on the Colorado Plateau
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Studying the Fate of Arches
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National Parks in Southern Utah
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Get to Know the Plateau - Cave Primrose
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Analysis and Dating of the Great Gallery Tool and Food Bag
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Solar Power at The Maze
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Michael served as an embassy guard in Luxembourg and Cyprus. He also served two deployments on board the USS Saratoga. Today he works as a lead park guide at Canyonlands National Park. He helps people connect with and enjoy the scenery and adventure that can be found during a visit to Canyonlands.
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Mark Olson served in the US Army as an infantryman from 2005-2011. Today he continues in public service as a backcountry reservations specialist at Canyonlands National Park, helping people safely enjoy the park's extensive backcountry.
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The Grabens
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Veteran Story: John Schmitz
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Gnats
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Seeing Rock Markings in a New Way
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Students Explore Parks through the Arts
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Needles
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Lichens of Southeast Utah
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Monsoon Season
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Upheaval Dome
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Reading Rock Markings
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Desert Varnish