Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Monitoring reports from Utah’s Cultural Site Stewardship Program volunteers are powerful tools for tracking and prosecuting cases of damages to cultural sites.
As part of statewide Archaeological Anit-Vandalism campaign, tasked to SHPO by the state legislature, UCSS hosted a cultural resource and laws training for law enforcement officers. Officers from the Department of Natural Resources participated in classroom sessions, hands-on case studies, and a field visit to a stewarded archaeological site that had recently received damage from looting.
We appreciate the commitment of our law enforcement partners in helping to protect cultural resources throughout the state.
Monitoring reports from Utah’s Cultural Site Stewardship Program volunteers are powerful tools for tracking and prosecuting cases of damages to cultural sites.
As part of statewide Archaeological Anit-Vandalism campaign, tasked to SHPO by the state legislature, UCSS hosted a cultural resource and laws training for law enforcement officers. Officers from the Department of Natural Resources participated in classroom sessions, hands-on case studies, and a field visit to a stewarded archaeological site that had recently received damage from looting.
We appreciate the commitment of our law enforcement partners in helping to protect cultural resources throughout the state.
