DKos Tour Series: Nine Mile Canyon (needs our help!)

What happens when a plethora of glyphs, like this sample, are being destroyed. . .

by trucks passing through Nine Mile Canyon's thoroughfare. . .

for the sake of insatiable fossil fuel energy outfits that care nothing for the environment, let alone peerless archeological  rock art?

Location/Geography: In east central Utah, Carbon and Duchesne Counties. Canyon country geologically favorable to natural gas and oil exploration.

Spotlight: A fascinating 40-mile stretch (64 km) of a 78-mile (126 km) backcountry byway, and therefore not just 9 miles (14 km) in length! World's longest rock art gallery and undoubtedly Utah's finest glyph site. The setting is also the absolute largest display of its kind anywhere in North America (regardless what other sites claim to the contrary).

Please note: Because there are so many excellent glyphs in this locale, there is no way to single out any particular image. Ergo, I think the best thing to do is to send the DKos community to this URL and scroll through Nine Mile Canyon's huge photo collection:

https://www.google.com/...

(Opening photo credit to Dave Webb.)