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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.

Ed Moss

05/7/21

Bears Ears, National Monuments

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How to Visit Bears Ears and Cultural Sites with Respect

Tribal elders and leaders share tips about how to visit cultural landscapes like Bears Ears respectfully.

Ellen Heyn

05/4/21

Grazing

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Plant Identification Resources for the Colorado Plateau

Having trouble with the name of that wildflower? Check out these resources!

Tim Peterson

04/27/21

National Monuments, Bears Ears, DC Dispatch

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Secretary Haaland in Bears Ears

Secretary Haaland recently wrapped up a visit to southern Utah where she listened to all perspectives on the question of national monuments.

Maree Mahkewa

04/15/21

Rising Leaders

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Native Youth on Becoming Future Ancestors

Native young people are following the sacred traditions and teachings of their grandparents.

Michael Quinn, NPS

04/6/21

Water, Grand Canyon, Uranium

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Uranium Mine Flooding Near Grand Canyon

Over 40 million gallons of water have now been pumped out of Canyon uranium mine.

04/1/21

Volunteers in Action

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Volunteers Needed to Help Organize Grand Canyon Rocks

We need your help to maintain the beautiful rock strata that we see in the Grand Canyon.

Tim Peterson

03/30/21

National Monuments, Bears Ears, DC Dispatch

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Biden, Haaland, Bears Ears, and Grand Staircase-Escalante

The national monuments debate continues as Deb Haaland, now at the helm of the Interior Department, heads to Utah for a visit.

03/19/21

Native America

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Madam Secretary: A Tribal Voice at Interior

The confirmation of Deb Haaland as secretary of the interior brings hope knowing a tribal woman is now the voice of the tribal people.

Justin Clifton

03/16/21

Native America

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Native Perspectives: Different Ways of Knowing

Native experts weigh in on what Native knowledge is and how it can be implemented in land-use practices and land management.

Blake McCord

03/11/21

Volunteers in Action

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Back in Action — 2021 Trust Volunteer Opportunities

Help restore forest streams, fence aspen stands, or observe pinyon jays while out on a hike. When you're ready, the Colorado Plateau is waiting for you.

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