Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
840 Comments
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Olivia Leader
5 years ago
We need to be expanding access to natural spaces not selling it off. Stop the development.
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Leann
5 years ago
What the f
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Keegan Dohm
5 years ago
Moab itself is already experiencing overdevelopment - allowing that development to spread into the surrounding landscape ruins the beautiful areas like looking glass rock that attract people there in the first place.
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Trint Barry
5 years ago
Keep the hippies in moab
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Madison Calder
5 years ago
Please keep our treasures land treasures. Stop destroying the earth! Stop commercializing our geography!!
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Ana Stamenkovic
5 years ago
Protect Public Lands! Stop developing our wilderness areas
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Matt Stevenson
5 years ago
It's not hard to do the right thing
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C L Valentine
5 years ago
absolutely not necessary, there is less and less primitive areas, water is a major consideration and possibility of lack os same should be a consideration. Just too much greed running amok, time to pull in the reins.
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Angus Stocks
5 years ago
This was not only a cow camp it was also and Native American camp way before it was a cow camp
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Carssen Damon
5 years ago
Leave this area alone. Keep it wild!!
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GayleAnn Behunin
5 years ago
Please don't do this. These beautiful arches do not need to be trashed by more campers. Not a good idea.
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Chris Davis
5 years ago
Stop developing these great places. There is already enough areas developed. Where is the water???
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Bryant AuCoin
5 years ago
preserve nature for ALL citizens, not those willing to pay for a glamping experience.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please choose a different place to set up camp!
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Emma Peterson
5 years ago
Keep the west wild
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Let’s preserve our naturals wonders for future generations.
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Jo Campo
5 years ago
The last thing Moab needs is another reason for tourists to ruin and disrespect the land. There’s already so many other sites they can go to.
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Kieara west
5 years ago
Keep the land for the community. #nomorecolonization
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Marjorie Haun-Storland
5 years ago
No more destructive developments in our fragile desert ecosysyems.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Don’t continue to spoil the treasures outside of Moab. This is not an appropriate place for a commercial operation and will only lead to more destruction of land that makes Moab such a special place.
We need to be expanding access to natural spaces not selling it off. Stop the development.
What the f
Moab itself is already experiencing overdevelopment - allowing that development to spread into the surrounding landscape ruins the beautiful areas like looking glass rock that attract people there in the first place.
Keep the hippies in moab
Please keep our treasures land treasures. Stop destroying the earth! Stop commercializing our geography!!
Protect Public Lands! Stop developing our wilderness areas
It's not hard to do the right thing
absolutely not necessary, there is less and less primitive areas, water is a major consideration and possibility of lack os same should be a consideration. Just too much greed running amok, time to pull in the reins.
This was not only a cow camp it was also and Native American camp way before it was a cow camp
Leave this area alone. Keep it wild!!
Please don't do this. These beautiful arches do not need to be trashed by more campers. Not a good idea.
Stop developing these great places. There is already enough areas developed. Where is the water???
preserve nature for ALL citizens, not those willing to pay for a glamping experience.
Please choose a different place to set up camp!
Keep the west wild
Let’s preserve our naturals wonders for future generations.
The last thing Moab needs is another reason for tourists to ruin and disrespect the land. There’s already so many other sites they can go to.
Keep the land for the community. #nomorecolonization
No more destructive developments in our fragile desert ecosysyems.
Don’t continue to spoil the treasures outside of Moab. This is not an appropriate place for a commercial operation and will only lead to more destruction of land that makes Moab such a special place.