petrified sand dunes

The San Rafael Swell – BLM Keep Oil And Gas Drilling Out And Keep The Wilderness Intact

By Mia McPherson|November 4th, 2013|Categories: Rattlesnakes, San Rafael Swell area, The Wedge, Utah|Tags: adult, bluebird, bluebirds, Bureau of Land Management, Crotalus oreganus concolor, Emery County, Hoodoos, Little Grand Canyon, Midget Faded Rattlesnake, nature, petrified sand dunes, rock formations, San Rafael River, spring, wilderness preservation, wildlife|

More environmental studies are needed before these lands in the San Rafael Swell are leased, before a well is drilled. Before it is too late to save a species from extinction.

Red Fleet State Park, Utah

By Mia McPherson|May 28th, 2012|Categories: Dunes, Red Fleet State Park, Utah|Tags: clouds, dinosaur tracks, dunes, geological formations, junipers, landscape photography, nature photography, Navajo sandstone, outcrops, petrified sand dunes, Red Fleet Reservoir, Red Fleet State Park, reservoir, sky, trees, Utah, Vernal, water|

I recently visited Red Fleet State Park in north-eastern Utah near Vernal and came away with a few landscape images that I liked.