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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Blake McCord
02/16/24
Native America
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Uranium
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Grand Canyon
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USGS to Include Havasupai Perspectives in Studying Grand Canyon Uranium Mining Risks
A new report looks at the risks uranium mining in the Grand Canyon region poses to Havasupai people.
Ellen Heyn
02/8/24
Take a Hike
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How to Get a Grand Canyon Backcountry Hiking Permit
Wondering how to get a permit to hike and camp in Grand Canyon National Park? Let's break it down.
Amy S. Martin
01/31/24
Water
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Grand Canyon
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Energy
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How Glen Canyon Dam Works
Glen Canyon Dam flooded over 180 miles of the Colorado River to form Lake Powell and provide power. How does the dam work?
01/24/24
Rising Leaders
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Internships at the Grand Canyon Trust: Investing in Rising Leaders
Looking to launch your career in conservation, advocacy, or environmental justice? Come work for the Grand Canyon Trust.
The site of the proposed Black Mesa East Dam, Navajo Nation. ECOFLIGHT
01/16/24
DC Dispatch
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Dam Projects on Native Lands Signal Need for Reform
Currently, developers don't have to get permission from tribes when applying for dam permits on tribal lands.
Blake McCord
01/9/24
Uranium
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Grand Canyon
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Native America
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Uranium Mine Starts up in New Grand Canyon Monument
Canyon Mine, aka Pinyon Plain Mine, is extracting uranium near the Grand Canyon for the first time in its nearly 40-year history.
Wade Adakai
01/2/24
Change Labs
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Native America
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Forging a Way Forward
A Navajo entrepreneur sharpens his skills to bring quality products to the Navajo Nation.
12/19/23
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3 Great Winter Hikes
Forget long lines and congested trails! An off-season hiking trip to one of the Southwest’s national parks offers the same spectacular scenery without the crowds. Pack your snow shoes, crampons, or cross country skis and hit the road.
Tom Yazzie jewelry. Photo by Raymond Chee
12/12/23
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Grand Canyon Native Artists Holiday Gift Guide, Part 3
Six Native artists to add to your shopping list this holiday season.
Blake McCord
12/6/23
Grand Canyon
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Uranium
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New Grand Canyon Monument Doesn’t Affect Uranium Supplies
Where does the U.S. get uranium? Hint: Not the Grand Canyon region.
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