Items by Jared Farmer — 10 items
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Reclaiming the low country
Jared Farmer speaks in praise of Utah’s neglected “low country” landscapes – places like Utah Lake.
by Jared Farmer , Sep 11, 2008 -
Make mine a double cone
by Jared Farmer, Apr 24, 2000 -
Pictures and politics`
A review of "Stone Canyons of the Colorado Plateau" cites beautiful photographs by Jack Dykinga and intriguing text by Charles Bowden.
by Jared Farmer, Mar 03, 1997 -
A daunting, beautiful place
The 1.7 million acres at the new Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument contain a wide variety of landscapes, life zones and archaeological treasures.
by Lisa Jones, Jared Farmer, Sep 30, 1996 -
How to talk Western
Thomas L. Clark's new book, "Western Lore and Language: A Dictionary for Enthusiasts of the American West," documents Western slang.
by Jared Farmer, Sep 30, 1996 -
Salt Lake has an Olympian traffic jam
Utah's plan to enlarge I-15 in Salt Lake City worries some environmentalists, farmers and hunters, who say the proposed highway corridor includes lakeside wetlands and farmland.
by Jared Farmer, Sep 30, 1996 -
A summer of smoke and ashes
Marines and Army soldiers help firefighters in the most intense fire season since 1969.
by Jared Farmer, Sep 16, 1996 -
Recreation fee startles locals
The Forest Service wants to charge an entrance fee for the popular Mount Lemmon recreation area just outside Tucson, Ariz.
by Jared Farmer, Sep 02, 1996 -
A "bizarre" alliance fights logging
An uneasy alliance of local Hispanics and out-of-town environmentalists protests logging on the embattled Taylor Ranch near San Luis, Colo.
by Jared Farmer, Sep 02, 1996 -
Devils Tower may get a second name
Some Wyoming residents object to Superintendent Deborah Liggett's talk of renaming Devils Tower to something less offensive to Native Americans who regard the site as sacred.
by Jared Farmer, Sep 02, 1996






