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Join founders of River Newe, Jessica and Sammy Matsaw, along with Indigenous guides, Nikki and Colleen Cooley, and Lyle Balenquah for a virtual screening and panel discussion of two short ...

By Teri Orr, Originally published in the Park Record There was an extra space on a fabulous trip put together by the long established talented folks of Canyonlands Field Institute and I ...

by Jessie Cubberly The Mosquitos  “First night on the women’s trip. We are all going to bed and it’s not yet 9pm. I want to know what has made these women ...

by Jessie Cubberly  Most desert enthusiasts are familiar with the works of Edward Abbey. But, did you know that Abbey loved llamas as much as we do here at CFI?  ...

by Bridget Petersen Waking up on the first day of a fall Professor Valley Field Camp, I feel chilled by the early autumn air blowing in from the screen doors ...

Trust is an essential part of any community. This activity is designed to stretch comfort zones, establish responsible communication, and develop social and emotional health within a community. Trust walks ...

This activity is for those who want to have some fun and hone their observational abilities while doing some collaborative art. It is designed to promote communication and artistic expression ...

Getting restless come sunset? Play a game with your kids or community! At Canyonlands Field Institute we find that games are one of the best ways to learn about ourselves ...

Want to help your kids, friends, and yourself deepen your sense of place? The Sit Spot is one of the most powerful tools you can use to develop that connection. ...

The night sky has been the source of stories and inspiration throughout history. Creating and telling stories is a great way to learn about your kids and your community, their ...