Opinion: The Antiquities Act has served Utah and the nation well for 120 years

On its 120th anniversary, let’s celebrate this essential law that allows presidents to maintain, strengthen and highlight the bedrock values of our diverse lands, cultures and communities.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) In September 2021, at 4.05 million visitors and counting, Zion National Park is on course to have its busiest year ever, surpassing 2019Õs 4.5 million visitors.

Opinion: The Antiquities Act has served Utah and the nation well for 120 years

On its 120th anniversary, let’s celebrate this essential law that allows presidents to maintain, strengthen and highlight the bedrock values of our diverse lands, cultures and communities.

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