Canyon Lands National Park is located in Utah near Moab and preserves a colorful landscape formed over millions of years by the Colorado and Green Rivers. The park is divided into four districts and has been inhabited for over 10,000 years by Native Americans, though it is now a national park. It features unique geological formations and is home to various animal species like deer, bighorn sheep, and coyotes.

1. Welcome To The Canyon Lands!

2. Location
Canyon Lands
National Park
located in Utah near
the town of Moab
and another
national park The
Arches.

3. CanyonLands
 Canyon Lands preserves a colorful landscapes into
countless canyons, mesas and buttes by The Colorado
River, The Green River, and their respective tributaries.
The Park is divided into four districts: The Island in the
Sky, The Needles, The Maze, and the rivers themselves.

6. CanyonLands
The Canyon Lands have two rivers. The Colorado River and
The Green.

7. History Of The CanyonLands
 People have
visited
What is now CanyonLands National Park
for
10,000 years. Over
time, many different
groups
Moved in and out of
the area but it’s
mainly a
National Park Now.
The CanyonLands
were homes to many
Native
Americans.

8. Natural Features & Ecosystems
 There are a lot of outstanding natural features of Canyon
Lands are the park’s geologic formation. In each of the
districts, visitors can see the remarkable effect of millions
of years of erosion on a landscape of sedimentary rocks.

9. How It Formed?
Canyon lands was formed by evaporites deposited from
evaporating seawater

10. Animals
 Mammals in the park include mule deer, desert bighorn
sheep, mountain lions, coyotes, and even black bear,
usually only in later summer. Smaller mammals include
desert cottontails and kangaroo rats, the latter of which
never drinks water, and gets all the water it needs by
metabolizing plant matter. And 273 species of birds have
been seen in the park.

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By: Brianna
Jonathan
Eduardo 