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

U.S. Forest Service

03/13/24

Grand Canyon, National Monuments, Grazing

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How Baaj Nwaavjo I'tah Kukveni Affects Hunters, Ranchers, Private Landowners

The new Grand Canyon national monument allows traditional uses like hunting and ranching to continue.

Tim Peterson

10/30/23

Grazing, Forest Restoration

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Help Fix the Manti-La Sal National Forest’s Draft Plan

You have the opportunity to comment on how you think some of the most beautiful landscapes in Utah should be managed for the next generation to come.

Blake McCord

10/19/21

Volunteers in Action, Grazing

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Why Do We Weed Public Lands?

Some good old-fashioned weed removal helps scientists understand what healthy forests look like.

Tim Peterson

09/28/21

Grazing, Forest Restoration

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Speak Up for the Manti-La Sal National Forest

You have the opportunity to comment on how you think some of the most beautiful landscapes in Utah should be managed into the future.

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!

08/23/19

Volunteers in Action, Grazing

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Citizen Scientists Learn to "Read" Ungrazed Lands

What are signs of cattle grazing on our public lands? Volunteers find out in a three-day training.

Faith Bernstein

08/15/19

Maps, Volunteers in Action, Grazing

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Cowtography: Mapping Where Cows Don’t Graze

If the map you're looking for doesn't exist, collect the data and make it yourself.

08/1/19

Grazing, Forest Restoration, National Monuments

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How to Write a Meaningful Comment

Need help writing a comment to the U.S. Forest Service or Bureau of Land Management? We're here with tips on what to say and how to say it.

Kreig Rasmussen, U.S. Forest Service

03/4/19

Forest Restoration, Grazing

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Aspen Restoration Put to the Test

For eight years, the Monroe Mountain Working Group has been helping aspen take root in Fishlake National Forest. Here's the latest challenge we're working to overcome.

A seep monkey flower growing near an unnamed spring in Death Hollow, Grand Staircase. Marc Coles-Ritchie

11/21/18

Grazing, National Monuments, Water

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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument's Springs Need Your Help

These precious watering holes are hotspots of cultural and biological diversity. Please urge the administration to protect them.

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