○ Zion Forever worked with ZION NP to secure a grant cutting that cost in half through the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation. Implementation and installation of food storage lockers will take place during the 2025 season. 

Zion National Park’s breathtaking landscapes should be accessible to everyone, and the High-Efficiency Trail Assessment Process (HETAP) is helping to make that a reality. This initiative focuses on evaluating and improving trails to ensure that visitors of all abilities—including those using wheelchairs, strollers, or other mobility aids—can explore and enjoy Zion safely and comfortably.

Expanding stewardship beyond Zion, this partnership with the U.S. Forest Service focuses on restoring historic structures, enhancing visitor services, and increasing educational programming in the Dixie National Forest. One notable project includes restoring the 1930s Civilian Conservation Corps Fire Overlook Tower atop Brian Head Peak.

Zion's elusive mountain lions play a crucial role in the park's ecosystem. This pioneering study seeks to understand their behavior and ecology better, promoting coexistence and informing conservation strategies to protect these apex predators.