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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Bruce Gordon, EcoFlight
06/1/22
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Senate Subcommittee to Hear Grand Canyon Protection Act
The bill to permanently ban new uranium mines near the Grand Canyon finally gets a moment in the spotlight.
Adam Haydock
04/19/22
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Why Is the Little Colorado River So Blue?
The Little Colorado River is known for its milky-blue waters, but how does it get that color?
Ed Moss
03/31/22
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Geology Rocks: Grand Canyon Fossils
From nautiloids to ferns to fish from long ago, fossils in the Grand Canyon hold secrets to life in an ancient time.
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03/24/22
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Navajo Ties to the Little Colorado River
Salt from the Little Colorado River is used in Navajo ceremonies. Hear from Navajo (Diné) rancher Franklin Martin.
Michael Quinn, NPS
03/10/22
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Uranium off Critical Minerals List, for Now
After four years of being incorrectly classified as a critical mineral, uranium is finally off the nation's priority list.
Peter Hathaway
03/7/22
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2022 State of the Plateau
Executive Director Ethan Aumack shares what's in store for the Grand Canyon, our national monuments, and public lands in 2022.
K. Thomas, National Park Service
03/3/22
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Court Okays Uranium Mine Near Grand Canyon
The Canyon Mine case shows how difficult it can be to stop a uranium mine on public land once it gets its foot in the door.
Michael Quinn, NPS
02/24/22
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Education and Economic Justice at the Grand Canyon
Placing Native voices at the forefront of education, stewardship, and economic opportunities in Grand Canyon National Park.
K. Thomas, NPS
02/3/22
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2022: Year of a Permanent Grand Canyon Mining Ban?
After more than a decade of bills in Congress, it's time to send a permanent Grand Canyon mining ban to the president's desk.
Deidra Peaches
01/26/22
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Combining Science and Culture for Water Security
Dr. Karletta Chief lends her expertise on water challenges the Navajo Nation faces and hydrology of the Little Colorado River.
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