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

09/1/17

Energy, Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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Coal: A Hopi Tradition

Exploring the cultural complexities of coal on the Colorado Plateau.

05/5/17

Volunteers in Action, Climate Change, Rising Leaders

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Young Advocate Takes The Stage

We need to stop locking science up in the lab, and bring it to the people.

04/3/17

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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Student Advocates Take the Lead

Flagstaff high school students take their advocacy work to the next level.

Mindy Bell

01/17/17

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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In the Words of Sixth Graders

Read what 6th grade students have to say about uranium mining around the Grand Canyon.

Linda Lenz

12/5/16

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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School Courtyard Experimental Gardens

A Flagstaff High School group brings the Southwestern Experimental Garden Array project into their school courtyard.

Maria Archibald

11/21/16

Grand Canyon, Native America, Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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Bioblitz at the Confluence

Our dedicated volunteers came together to give voice to the confluence and the silent species that call it home.

Andrew Mount

10/17/16

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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And That's a Wrap!

Volunteers and citizen scientists supported climate change research, planted trees, and donated over 14,000 hours to conservation in 2016.

08/15/16

Climate Change, Rising Leaders

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Organizing for the Future

For nine months, a team of young organizers has been planning the Uplift Climate Conference.

06/15/16

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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Gardening in the Name of Science

As AP biology students, we’re taking our laboratory outdoors.

05/2/16

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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Spring Break, Grand Canyon Trust Style

Forget beach umbrellas and volleyball games. These atypical springbreakers spent their vacation restoring springs, installing solar panels, and digging ditches.

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

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