Citizens Against Moab Under Canvas at Looking Glass Rock
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Joshua Wadlin
5 years ago
We have great memories at Looking Glass Rock. I am against the proposed development by Under Canvas. Natural resources like this should be owned, operated, and experienced by the general public. They should not be used to extract profit for the benefit of the few, especially with the level of environmental disruption that will be incurred with the proposed project.
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Adam Orton
5 years ago
Keep wild places wild! No development!
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Kevin Dzekciorius
5 years ago
Amazing how little it costs for our so called land protectors to sell out wealthy corporate swine who's only goals are profit.
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Will Lewis
5 years ago
Keep Looking Glass wild and weird and available to all. NO DEVELOPMENT!
Leave it quiet!! Greedy Under Canvas owners DO NOT CARE about the outdoor areas around Moab!!
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Ben Jones
5 years ago
I've visited Moab. Don't ruin this beautiful creation of nature.
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Jim Reitsema
5 years ago
Please stop this development. Already too much of thar land has been exploited for the benefit of wealthy corporations.
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Leigh Dickinson
5 years ago
Please dont let them capitalize on this special place
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Hartland Brown
5 years ago
This is a travesty. Corporations must be stopped from leveraging and destroying our nations natural resources for their own personal gain
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Kylie Marchiori
5 years ago
Keep Moab Wild!!!
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Lisa Wilson
5 years ago
NO
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Andy OGrady
5 years ago
Stop this development.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do right by the land and the people who call it home. Do not allow a massive glamping operation to lie at the foot of this beautiful place.
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CHRISTOPHER JOHNSTONE Brown
5 years ago
Preserve our natural areas and don't over crowd
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Hans Tepel
5 years ago
Please stop exploiting the Looking Glass Rock area.
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Cahill Shpall
5 years ago
Love the natural beauty! Keep it clean!!!
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Paul E LeSage
5 years ago
Tourism has ruined too many beautiful areas already. Our forefathers preserved them for us and the torch has been passed.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
This is an absolute waste of a natural treasure. It’s one of the few relatively easily accessed features that has not yet been completely destroyed. Allowing this to happen is the “nail in the coffin.” I’m not to foolish to see what is going on in the area, but actually expediting the process for profit is an absolute insult to the people and area
Do not do it!
We have great memories at Looking Glass Rock. I am against the proposed development by Under Canvas. Natural resources like this should be owned, operated, and experienced by the general public. They should not be used to extract profit for the benefit of the few, especially with the level of environmental disruption that will be incurred with the proposed project.
Keep wild places wild! No development!
Amazing how little it costs for our so called land protectors to sell out wealthy corporate swine who's only goals are profit.
Keep Looking Glass wild and weird and available to all. NO DEVELOPMENT!
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Leave it quiet!! Greedy Under Canvas owners DO NOT CARE about the outdoor areas around Moab!!
I've visited Moab. Don't ruin this beautiful creation of nature.
Please stop this development. Already too much of thar land has been exploited for the benefit of wealthy corporations.
Please dont let them capitalize on this special place
This is a travesty. Corporations must be stopped from leveraging and destroying our nations natural resources for their own personal gain
Keep Moab Wild!!!
NO
Stop this development.
Please do right by the land and the people who call it home. Do not allow a massive glamping operation to lie at the foot of this beautiful place.
Preserve our natural areas and don't over crowd
Please stop exploiting the Looking Glass Rock area.
Love the natural beauty! Keep it clean!!!
Tourism has ruined too many beautiful areas already. Our forefathers preserved them for us and the torch has been passed.
This is an absolute waste of a natural treasure. It’s one of the few relatively easily accessed features that has not yet been completely destroyed. Allowing this to happen is the “nail in the coffin.” I’m not to foolish to see what is going on in the area, but actually expediting the process for profit is an absolute insult to the people and area Do not do it!
Human beings need wilderness.