Talk:Snow Canyon State Park

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Red Cliffs National Conservation Area[edit]

Why isn't the fact that Snow Canyon State Park is in the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area mentioned?

I have now added a link to this information, specifically calling it part of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve, as the source indicates.

Additionally, I am tidying up the sources and links in this article and doing some light copy editing as part of a training course in editing Wikipedia. Any feedback on these changes is very welcome! Shchurch (talk) 02:44, 14 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]

List of fauna[edit]

This article contains a list of park fauna without citation: "giant desert hairy scorpion, coyote, Mojave sidewinder, red-spotted toad, Utah banded gecko, and the side-blotched lizard". I have tried to verify this information but have only found this list repeated verbatim elsewhere on the internet, likely copied from this article. It's possible that all these animals can be found in the park, but I am not certain. Considering replacing the list with one found on the state park website, will do so unless something else becomes obvious.Shchurch (talk) 14:50, 27 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]