Abstract
of English Language Learning at Utah Valley University (UVU) explored issues of sustainability and resource management in connection with Capitol Reef National Park, a three-hour drive away. Known for its geology and dark sky, Capitol Reef has a unique and delicately balanced desert ecosystem. Referring to the colorful rock layers, its name in Navajo translates to "Sleeping Rainbow." During a four-day trip taken every semester, students practiced sustainable habits, observing their low environmental impact firsthand. Since the park is without Internet or phone services, students also practiced being digitally disconnected.
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