Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
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Marjorie Haun
5 years ago
The State Lands Administration has already made a deal with Moab Under Canvas to lease these wild lands for 30 years for a high-end resort. You might want to contact Moab Under Canvas directly to express your outrage at this development.
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Amelia Greene
5 years ago
I travel to Moab every winter and it is already so developed. Please leave it as wild as possible. There is already enough tourism
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Robert Gish
5 years ago
Keep the wild, wild
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Braelyn Tebo
5 years ago
This land is already exploited, it deserves to be protected from any further development
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Jerry Johnson
5 years ago
Need a serious pause in development and a major increase in appreciation and preservation.
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Elyse Paul
5 years ago
Please stop exploiting nature
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Terry McCann
5 years ago
Money shouldn't supercede being a steward of the Earth.
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Tilly McReese
5 years ago
This is not being done with Moab’s best interest at heart and to claim otherwise is an outright lie. Leave well enough alone!
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Kim Jacobs
5 years ago
This natural wonder in a remote location should stay this way, a remote, open landscape without running water, a/c and the use of precious water for the rich eyes only.
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Carl Allen
5 years ago
We need wild places!
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Anonymous
5 years ago
We have enough "development" leave something for the wild and the animals that live there
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ROBERT K LANIER
5 years ago
Nature should be seen for "the beauty that it is" not "the faux beauty man can create." DO NOT develop Moab's Looking Glass Rock.
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Christopher Barbot
5 years ago
Please keep this place wild and undeveloped! Moab doesn't need another resort.
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Shannon Worley
5 years ago
Let nature be
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Annie Carlile
5 years ago
I have long loved this land, Moan does not need anymore development, especially on stolen Indigenous land. This land belongs to the people and Mother Nature.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
To enhance the beauty of the landscape, it’d be best if you not develop the surrounding area. You are not in moabs best interest.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Moab is a very special place and the land itself is very special to many people in the area. To see this landscape changed would be upsetting and is not necessary
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Inez K Brunson
5 years ago
This location is dear to me as I’ve had several irreplaceable memories made here. I can’t even begin to imagine such intrusion to the area being allowed and it hurts my heart to think this may be disrupted so horrifically someday.
Please be kind to this precious space. Please go elsewhere to place a luxury hotel.
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Madison Wilson
5 years ago
Public lands should protect ecosystem and natural places, not destroy them. It’s stolen land anyways.
The State Lands Administration has already made a deal with Moab Under Canvas to lease these wild lands for 30 years for a high-end resort. You might want to contact Moab Under Canvas directly to express your outrage at this development.
I travel to Moab every winter and it is already so developed. Please leave it as wild as possible. There is already enough tourism
Keep the wild, wild
This land is already exploited, it deserves to be protected from any further development
Need a serious pause in development and a major increase in appreciation and preservation.
Please stop exploiting nature
Money shouldn't supercede being a steward of the Earth.
This is not being done with Moab’s best interest at heart and to claim otherwise is an outright lie. Leave well enough alone!
This natural wonder in a remote location should stay this way, a remote, open landscape without running water, a/c and the use of precious water for the rich eyes only.
We need wild places!
We have enough "development" leave something for the wild and the animals that live there
Nature should be seen for "the beauty that it is" not "the faux beauty man can create." DO NOT develop Moab's Looking Glass Rock.
Please keep this place wild and undeveloped! Moab doesn't need another resort.
Let nature be
I have long loved this land, Moan does not need anymore development, especially on stolen Indigenous land. This land belongs to the people and Mother Nature.
To enhance the beauty of the landscape, it’d be best if you not develop the surrounding area. You are not in moabs best interest.
Moab is a very special place and the land itself is very special to many people in the area. To see this landscape changed would be upsetting and is not necessary
This location is dear to me as I’ve had several irreplaceable memories made here. I can’t even begin to imagine such intrusion to the area being allowed and it hurts my heart to think this may be disrupted so horrifically someday. Please be kind to this precious space. Please go elsewhere to place a luxury hotel.
Public lands should protect ecosystem and natural places, not destroy them. It’s stolen land anyways.
Stop exploiting Moab for profit!!!!