The Bureau of Land Management failed to take the necessary precautions to protect dinosaur tracks at one of the nation’s most important sites near Moab, resulting in irreparable damage — albeit minor ...

A three-toed dinosaur track has vanished from public lands in Utah, and Bureau of Land Management officials are looking for help recovering the fossil. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get ...

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Workers hired by the Bureau of Land Management damaged a large number of dinosaur footprints near Moab, Utah, advocates allege. The city is home to the Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite, one of the ...

GRAND COUNTY, Utah — The Bureau of Land Management is facing backlash over accusations that the improvements they are making to a historic dinosaur track site are actually doing damage. According to ...

The damage was minor and could have been worse, according to an agency paleontologist that reviewed construction damage at Mill Canyon Dinosaur Tracksite.