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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Wade Adakai
03/27/24
Change Labs
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A Navajo Designer’s Reimagined Sports Uniforms Spread Across Reservations Nationwide
Roddell Denetso’s passion for Native representation in sports drives his one-of-a-kind uniforms incorporating original Native American designs.
Tim Peterson
03/19/24
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From White Mesa to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
White Mesa Ute community leaders testify in Washington D.C. about how Utah's White Mesa uranium mill, near Bears Ears, affects their lives.
U.S. Forest Service
03/13/24
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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.
Ed Moss
03/5/24
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I Spent Two Years Reporting on Glen Canyon’s Recovery: Here’s What I Learned
Beneath the bathtub ring at Lake Powell, native plants are flourishing, cultural sites are resurfacing, and whitewater rapids are returning.
Amy S. Martin
02/27/24
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Arizona Politicians Sue over Grand Canyon Monument
A pair of lawsuits signals a political attack on the popular new Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni National Monument.
Black Mesa, Navajo Nation. Raymond Chee
02/21/24
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Feds Deny Dam Permits on Tribal Lands
A new federal policy requiring tribal consent for dams on tribal lands is a historic victory for tribal sovereignty across the United States.
Blake McCord
02/16/24
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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
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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
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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
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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.
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