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St. George is growing like crazy, and people are worried all the new buildings mean less room for hiking and enjoying the outdoors. It's a classic case of development versus nature, and locals are feeling the squeeze.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 2 the 60 before.
The cost of forming and staffing a new committee is currently unknown.
All St. George residents who enjoy outdoor recreation and the city's natural landscape.
Outdoor enthusiasts and anyone who values the natural landscape are the ones who will suffer.
Ivins to continue public hearing on proposed housing project off Old Dixie Highway 91 St. George News
Debate format features cordial approach to bring together divided parties over Washington County growth St. George News
Home prices rise across Southern Utah as renters face steep barriers to buying St. George News
Update: Paiute Tribe, city of Springdale seek progress, agreements on trails above River Park St. George News
The best defense against Utah’s extreme heat might be a tree The Salt Lake Tribune
Panel to discuss future of Moe's Valley to be held at St. George Town Hall tonight KSL.com
St. George climbers rally to save Moe's Valley from development FOX 13 News Utah
Residents are asking the city to form a committee to protect local trails and natural areas from development, ensuring they remain available for future generations.
As St. George booms, a movement grows to protect its historic downtown The Salt Lake Tribune
Letter to the Editor: Northern Corridor plans put ‘We the People’ to the test St. George News
St. George’s growth worries the outdoor recreationists who love its open spaces KUER
Geologic-Hazard Maps for St. George-Hurricane Area Utah Geological Survey (.gov)
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