We at desert view, which is the eastern end of the grand canyon and, its called desert view because when you look to the east, youre looking out into the Painted Desert and you can maybe see a little bit that beyond the white tower there. So this is about a quarter of the way into the grand canyon. It starts about 70 miles east here. And from here it has another 200 miles to run to the west. And so right here is when the canyon first starts to really widen and, deepen and sort of turn into the classic views that you see in most photographs, calendars or, you know, famous images. So before now its a fairly its much narrower gorge. And then when it reaches desert view, it really opens out and so its about ten miles wide here and its about a mile deep, has another 200 miles to run to the west. It eventually ends up at lake mead, the Colorado River. I hope you can see that in the bottom know, runs all the way from the Rocky Mountains to, you know, to between california. Arizona, as it head
We at desert view, which is the eastern end of the grand canyon and, its called desert view because when you look to the east, youre looking out into the Painted Desert and you can maybe see a little bit that beyond the white tower there. So this is about a quarter of the way into the grand canyon. It starts about 70 miles east here. And from here it has another 200 miles to run to the west. And so right here is when the canyon first starts to really widen and, deepen and sort of turn into the classic views that you see in most photographs, calendars or, you know, famous images. So before now its a fairly its much narrower gorge. And then when it reaches desert view, it really opens out and so its about ten miles wide here and its about a mile deep, has another 200 miles to run to the west. It eventually ends up at lake mead, the Colorado River. I hope you can see that in the bottom know, runs all the way from the Rocky Mountains to, you know, to between california. Arizona, as it head
We at desert view, which is the eastern end of the grand canyon and, its called desert view because when you look to the east, youre looking out into the Painted Desert and you can maybe see a little bit that beyond the white tower there. So this is about a quarter of the way into the grand canyon. It starts about 70 miles east here. And from here it has another 200 miles to run to the west. And so right here is when the canyon first starts to really widen and, deepen and sort of turn into the classic views that you see in most photographs, calendars or, you know, famous images. So before now its a fairly its much narrower gorge. And then when it reaches desert view, it really opens out and so its about ten miles wide here and its about a mile deep, has another 200 miles to run to the west. It eventually ends up at lake mead, the Colorado River. I hope you can see that in the bottom know, runs all the way from the Rocky Mountains to, you know, to between california. Arizona, as it head
Celebrate its centennial in 2016. And the ideas of people like theodore roosevelt, john muir, george catlin, carter watkins, which is some of the names recognized for their contributions to creating americas best idea. National park service. Yet its the name olmstead that is often left off the despite the positive generational impacts of the olmsteds. And more recently we have been reminded of their contributions. The necessary of role necessary role of parks in public spaces during a devastating pandemic with a need to spotlight olmstead legacy. The commissioned a comprehensive study led ethan and ralph and laura meier three incredible authors to better understand these remarkable spanning from the monumental of the yosemite report and the organic act, which helped to create the National Park service to enduring conservation efforts to the expanse of design work within park service itself. This report produced a robust of research on the design and planning work of frederick olmsted,
We at desert view, which is the eastern end of the grand canyon and, its called desert view because when you look to the east, youre looking out into the Painted Desert and you can maybe see a little bit that beyond the white tower there. So this is about a quarter of the way into the grand canyon. It starts about 70 miles east here. And from here it has another 200 miles to run to the west. And so right here is when the canyon first starts to really widen and, deepen and sort of turn into the classic views that you see in most photographs, calendars or, you know, famous images. So before now its a fairly its much narrower gorge. And then when it reaches desert view, it really opens out and so its about ten miles wide here and its about a mile deep, has another 200 miles to run to the west. It eventually ends up at lake mead, the Colorado River. I hope you can see that in the bottom know, runs all the way from the Rocky Mountains to, you know, to between california. Arizona, as it head