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• Healthy Environment

  Making healthy choices is important, but it's not enough to counteract poor environmental conditions that affect our health. Because our environment has a large ...

• Bear Trap Falls | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well

  ... which is accepted at all National Parks and many other federal lands. No pets allowed. Do not litter. Pack out all trash. The use of human waste disposal bags ...

• West Rim Trail | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well

  No pets are allowed. Do not litter. Pack out all trash. The use of human waste disposal bags is recommended and toilet paper is required to be packed out.

• USU Botanical Center - Move Well - Intermountain LiVe Well ...

  The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources stocks the ponds with Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Channel Catfish and Rainbow Trout. Largemouth bass should be ...

• Liberty Park | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well

  Liberty Park information is provided through Intermountain LiVe Well's healthy trails, another great way to enjoy outdoor activity and get moving.

• Allsop Lake | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well

  Only human waste can be buried which should be done in a 6” deep cat hole. ... Lake however due to depleted wood resources, this is unlikely to continue.

• Park Farther Program

  Regular physical activity is important – it provides more energy, stronger muscles , less stress, and burns excess calories. The LiVe Well Park Farther project ...

• Chesler Park | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well

  Hikers on overnight trips in Chesler Park or Elephant Canyon are required to pack out human waste in an approved bag or toilet system. No littering. Pack out all ...

• The Maze Overlook | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain LiVe Well

  Pack out all trash. No campfires. Camp only in designated sites. Pack out all human waste in an approved toilet system. Check with Canyonlands National Park ...

• The Land of Standing Rocks | Healthy Trail Guides | Intermountain ...

  Pack out all trash. No campfires. Camp only in designated sites. Pack out all human waste in an approved toilet system. Check with Canyonlands National Park ...