Dr. Lundwall is a founding board member of the Utah Valley Astronomy Club, a non-profit organization partnering with state and national parks in Utah to run their astronomy programs. Dr. Lundwall gives presentations on the night sky and astronomy tours. He is also a tour leader to ancient sites and has given tours at home and abroad.

As the Project Leader of the Utah Cultural Astronomy Project (UCAP ), Dr. Lundwall has put together a team of researchers to investigate the archeoastronomy of ancient rock art found in present-day Utah. With his research partner and archeologist John McHugh, the UCAP team has surveyed the rock art and natural features of Clear Creek Canyon, home of Fremont Indian State Park and Museum. They have made several original discoveries and insights about the ancient Fremont people. Read about their work in their forthcoming book, The Sun in the Stone: A Field Guide to the Cultural Astronomy of Fremont Indian State Park.

They have also done extensive work in the Uintah Basin and have made significant discoveries at sun shrines and rock art panels. UCAP shares some of their work with the Utah Rock Art Research Association (URARA) and often present at their annual symposiums.