KZMU News

Moab Solutions celebrated its 15th anniversary this month. Director Sara Melnicoff’s routine consists of everything from recycling collection, to litter clean-ups, homeless assistance, ecological restoration, and meeting emergency needs. The organization combines her passions – helping the earth and helping people. “I have a lot of faith in the power of humans,” she told KZMU News. “There’s a lot of amazing people – we just have to unite more and try to make a difference.” Tune in and learn more.

Moab Solutions celebrated its 15th anniversary this month. Director Sara Melnicoff’s routine consists of everything from recycling collection, to litter clean-ups, homeless assistance, ecological restoration, and meeting emergency needs. The organization combines her passions – helping the earth and helping people. “I have a lot of faith in the power of humans,” she told KZMU News. “There’s a lot of amazing people – we just have to unite more and try to make a difference.” Tune in and learn more.

Moab Solutions celebrated its 15th anniversary this month. Director Sara Melnicoff’s routine consists of everything from recycling collection, to litter clean-ups, homeless assistance, ecological restoration, and meeting emergency needs. The organization combines her passions – helping the earth and helping people. “I have a lot of faith in the power of humans,” she told KZMU News. “There’s a lot of amazing people – we just have to unite more and try to make a difference.” Tune in and learn more.

Moab Solutions celebrated its 15th anniversary this month. Director Sara Melnicoff’s routine consists of everything from recycling collection, to litter clean-ups, homeless assistance, ecological restoration, and meeting emergency needs. The organization combines her passions – helping the earth and helping people. “I have a lot of faith in the power of humans,” she told KZMU News. “There’s a lot of amazing people – we just have to unite more and try to make a difference.” Tune in and learn more.

It’s been exactly one year since the 416 Fire started, eventually burning 54,000 acres over two months in the San Juan National Forest. Our partners at KSJD spoke with Durango Herald reporter Jonathan Romeo about the continued investigation into what started the blaze. Then, U.S. Forest Service fire prevention technician Heather McClean says Moab’s wet weather means there’s a lot of potential fire fuel growing. She talks about what locals can do to make this fire season uneventful in Moab. Tune in.

It’s been exactly one year since the 416 Fire started, eventually burning 54,000 acres over two months in the San Juan National Forest. Our partners at KSJD spoke with Durango Herald reporter Jonathan Romeo about the continued investigation into what started the blaze. Then, U.S. Forest Service fire prevention technician Heather McClean says Moab’s wet weather means there’s a lot of potential fire fuel growing. She talks about what locals can do to make this fire season uneventful in Moab. Tune in.

It’s been exactly one year since the 416 Fire started, eventually burning 54,000 acres over two months in the San Juan National Forest. Our partners at KSJD spoke with Durango Herald reporter Jonathan Romeo about the continued investigation into what started the blaze. Then, U.S. Forest Service fire prevention technician Heather McClean says Moab’s wet weather means there’s a lot of potential fire fuel growing. She talks about what locals can do to make this fire season uneventful in Moab. Tune in.

It’s been exactly one year since the 416 Fire started, eventually burning 54,000 acres over two months in the San Juan National Forest. Our partners at KSJD spoke with Durango Herald reporter Jonathan Romeo about the continued investigation into what started the blaze. Then, U.S. Forest Service fire prevention technician Heather McClean says Moab’s wet weather means there’s a lot of potential fire fuel growing. She talks about what locals can do to make this fire season uneventful in Moab. Tune in.

Memorial Day weekend is typically the busiest in Moab, especially at Arches National Park. Over the weekend, visitors experienced heavy traffic, crowded trails, and delayed entry. KZMU News spoke with people at the park’s entrance, downtown information center, and a local trailhead to learn how increased visitation affects tourists and the local lands. Plus, today’s Public Lands Corner features a recent change in OHV management in the Factory Butte area near Hanksville and a crowd management approach at Zion National Park. Tune in.

Memorial Day weekend is typically the busiest in Moab, especially at Arches National Park. Over the weekend, visitors experienced heavy traffic, crowded trails, and delayed entry. KZMU News spoke with people at the park’s entrance, downtown information center, and a local trailhead to learn how increased visitation affects tourists and the local lands. Plus, today’s Public Lands Corner features a recent change in OHV management in the Factory Butte area near Hanksville and a crowd management approach at Zion National Park. Tune in.