KZMU News

Today, it's all about rivers in the West. First, a new study shows that groundwater pumping is reducing the amount of water that flows through rivers and streams. Then, Public Lands Corner floats into the rich topic of competition - and cooperation - along river corridors. Tune in.

Today, it's all about rivers in the West. First, a new study shows that groundwater pumping is reducing the amount of water that flows through rivers and streams. Then, Public Lands Corner floats into the rich topic of competition - and cooperation - along river corridors. Tune in.

Today, it's all about rivers in the West. First, a new study shows that groundwater pumping is reducing the amount of water that flows through rivers and streams. Then, Public Lands Corner floats into the rich topic of competition - and cooperation - along river corridors. Tune in.

Today, it's all about rivers in the West. First, a new study shows that groundwater pumping is reducing the amount of water that flows through rivers and streams. Then, Public Lands Corner floats into the rich topic of competition - and cooperation - along river corridors. Tune in.

*Saturday Extra* Earlier this week, KZMU News broadcast a story about increasing graffiti and vandalism on our local public lands. Today on Get An Earful, we’ll return to this conversation with some longer field interviews. We head to a historic site at Sand Flats Recreation Area, where regional history is in danger of becoming overrun with new graffiti. Two experts in graffiti removal – Sue Baril and Don Montoya – discuss repairing injuries on public lands, it’s importance, and why we need a change in behavior.

*Saturday Extra* Earlier this week, KZMU News broadcast a story about increasing graffiti and vandalism on our local public lands. Today on Get An Earful, we’ll return to this conversation with some longer field interviews. We head to a historic site at Sand Flats Recreation Area, where regional history is in danger of becoming overrun with new graffiti. Two experts in graffiti removal – Sue Baril and Don Montoya – discuss repairing injuries on public lands, it’s importance, and why we need a change in behavior.

*Saturday Extra* Earlier this week, KZMU News broadcast a story about increasing graffiti and vandalism on our local public lands. Today on Get An Earful, we’ll return to this conversation with some longer field interviews. We head to a historic site at Sand Flats Recreation Area, where regional history is in danger of becoming overrun with new graffiti. Two experts in graffiti removal – Sue Baril and Don Montoya – discuss repairing injuries on public lands, it’s importance, and why we need a change in behavior.

*Saturday Extra* Earlier this week, KZMU News broadcast a story about increasing graffiti and vandalism on our local public lands. Today on Get An Earful, we’ll return to this conversation with some longer field interviews. We head to a historic site at Sand Flats Recreation Area, where regional history is in danger of becoming overrun with new graffiti. Two experts in graffiti removal – Sue Baril and Don Montoya – discuss repairing injuries on public lands, it’s importance, and why we need a change in behavior.

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, the associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for a discussion on the paper's latest coverage. This week, it's all about the Moab Area Travel Council. Their advisory board and the Grand County Council discuss marketing – and why the county council wouldn't approve a recent request to advertise Moab in new markets. Then, the travel council unveils a new "Do It Like A Local" initiative that they're dubbing a "movement." Also, learn how you can help inform the next form of county government and contribute memories to a celebration of the Slickrock Bike Trail. Tune in!

KZMU welcomes Doug McMurdo, the associate editor of The Times-Independent, to the studios for a discussion on the paper's latest coverage. This week, it's all about the Moab Area Travel Council. Their advisory board and the Grand County Council discuss marketing – and why the county council wouldn't approve a recent request to advertise Moab in new markets. Then, the travel council unveils a new "Do It Like A Local" initiative that they're dubbing a "movement." Also, learn how you can help inform the next form of county government and contribute memories to a celebration of the Slickrock Bike Trail. Tune in!