Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in southern Utah and northern Arizona covers 1.25 million acres, but fewer than 125,000 acres have been surveyed for archaeological sites using modern standards, according to the National Park Service.
Emergency funding through the Fiscal Year 23 Disaster Supplemental appropriation will enable Glen Canyon National Recreation Area to embark on a number of projects, including a new Colorado River takeout ramp for boaters at Hite, Utah.]
Two feral horses, a mare and a foal that had been stranded by rising waters on a Lake Powell beach in Navajo Canyon since early June, have been rescued by Glen Canyon National Recreation Area crews.