Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
840 Comments
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Isaac Shaw
5 years ago
Keep the desert pure please
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April Pocorus
5 years ago
Please protect this land that belongs to our ancestors
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KESS mann
5 years ago
Save Moab!! Tourists are disrespectful and inconsiderate! Let’s educate and create change! Hi Annie :)
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Jenna Talbott
5 years ago
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SITLA should have recognized that this agreement would have a major impact on a beloved BLM monument and that the regional community would dissent. MUC can easily find a different location with less impact for their glamping village.
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Joseph Maynez
5 years ago
We can’t let this happen
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Nick Beeman
5 years ago
“Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the Cancer cell." ~Edward Abbey
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Anonymous
5 years ago
NO, just NO.
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Wedding Moab
5 years ago
What a waste of water for a resort that nobody needs. Taking the water from Moab that is so needed for agricultural purposes and spraying
It out of misters inside a tent to cool down guests at 100 degree. Stop this nonsense and protect what is left of our beauty in Moab.
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Jenna-Rae Gardineer
5 years ago
Please stop taking over and doing damage that cannot be undone.
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Lena Naico
5 years ago
MOAB. THE NEW VAIL
GOOD JOB MOAB, LETS PUSH LOCALS OUT AND BRING MORE COMMERCIAL TOURISM.
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Duran Atkins
5 years ago
Not enough water to sustain unlimited growth
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Zach Hodgson
5 years ago
Any development on nearby land will have a direct negative impact on the scenery and landscape that makes looking glass special
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JJ naico
5 years ago
This is sacred land and under canvas especially has no right to it. Under canvas sucks as a employer and a glamping service.
Put affordable housing in this area for locals to live and keep looking glass what it is.
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Cindy McCrummen
5 years ago
Stop the exploration
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Bobbie Day
5 years ago
Stop this madness!
Last thing we need is more tourist accommodations
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Ginger Ikeda
5 years ago
Protect this space!!!
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Vic Bruno
5 years ago
Where will it ever stop? When is enough actually too much?? You are destroying everything we enjoy in our beautiful lands.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Looking Glass Rock has long been an attraction for residents and visitors alike. It is an iconic feature and large arches such as this are very rare landforms. It is tragic that Utah would consider privatizing this named landmark for a corporation from Montana, depriving current and future Utahns of the chance to enjoy this piece of Utah.
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Zenobia Sims
5 years ago
I’ve seen more lucrative locations to build . This location doesn’t serve the investor , buyer or current community.
Keep the desert pure please
Please protect this land that belongs to our ancestors
Save Moab!! Tourists are disrespectful and inconsiderate! Let’s educate and create change! Hi Annie :)
SITLA should have recognized that this agreement would have a major impact on a beloved BLM monument and that the regional community would dissent. MUC can easily find a different location with less impact for their glamping village.
We can’t let this happen
“Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of the Cancer cell." ~Edward Abbey
NO, just NO.
What a waste of water for a resort that nobody needs. Taking the water from Moab that is so needed for agricultural purposes and spraying It out of misters inside a tent to cool down guests at 100 degree. Stop this nonsense and protect what is left of our beauty in Moab.
Please stop taking over and doing damage that cannot be undone.
MOAB. THE NEW VAIL GOOD JOB MOAB, LETS PUSH LOCALS OUT AND BRING MORE COMMERCIAL TOURISM.
Not enough water to sustain unlimited growth
Any development on nearby land will have a direct negative impact on the scenery and landscape that makes looking glass special
This is sacred land and under canvas especially has no right to it. Under canvas sucks as a employer and a glamping service. Put affordable housing in this area for locals to live and keep looking glass what it is.
Stop the exploration
Stop this madness! Last thing we need is more tourist accommodations
Protect this space!!!
Where will it ever stop? When is enough actually too much?? You are destroying everything we enjoy in our beautiful lands.
Looking Glass Rock has long been an attraction for residents and visitors alike. It is an iconic feature and large arches such as this are very rare landforms. It is tragic that Utah would consider privatizing this named landmark for a corporation from Montana, depriving current and future Utahns of the chance to enjoy this piece of Utah.
I’ve seen more lucrative locations to build . This location doesn’t serve the investor , buyer or current community.
Keep public land public