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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Tim Peterson, flown by LightHawk
10/5/18
National Monuments
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Grazing
6 Comments
Comment Now on Draft Grand Staircase-Escalante Plans
The government's plan would allow “casual collection” of dinosaur fossils at Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Michael Collier
10/4/18
Energy
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Climate Change
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Water
2 Comments
Utah Oil Shale Project Gets Pipeline Green Light
Enefit’s oil shale project would suck over 100 billion gallons of water from the Colorado River Basin over the next three decades.
Blake McCord
10/3/18
Grand Canyon
,
Uranium
,
Energy
0 Comments
A Huge Legal Victory, But We’re Not Done Yet
The Supreme Court has put an end to the legal challenge to the Grand Canyon mining ban.
Blake McCord
09/24/18
Grand Canyon
,
Native America
,
Uranium
1 Comment
Grand Canyon Guardians Gather at Red Butte
A small tribe with a big voice, the Havasupai also have a big area to protect: the Grand Canyon.
09/20/18
Take a Hike
11 Comments
How to Score a Zion Backcountry Permit
From backpacking, to canyoneering, to rock climbing, find out how you can nab a coveted permit in Zion National Park.
Tim Peterson
09/18/18
National Monuments
,
Bears Ears
5 Comments
The Time is Now: Comment on Draft Bears Ears Management Plan
You have until November 15, 2018 to stand up for cultural resources in Bears Ears National Monument.
Tim Peterson
09/11/18
Bears Ears
,
National Monuments
0 Comments
Bears Ears Discovery: Chacoan Great Roads
The 2017 reduction of Bears Ears National Monument puts Chacoan great roads and great houses at risk of destruction.
Jake Hoyungowa
09/4/18
Native America
0 Comments
Native Entrepreneur Spotlight: Roseann and Lester Littleman, Mystical Antelope Canyon
Roseann and Lester Littleman are inviting visitors to experience Mystical Antelope Canyon, on the Navajo Nation.
Ed Moss
08/30/18
Grand Canyon
,
Uranium
1 Comment
Grand Canyon Worth Way More Than Uranium
Today, it’s outdoor recreation rather than mining that’s feeding local economies around Grand Canyon National Park.
08/27/18
Take a Hike
0 Comments
Long-Weekend Getaways in Utah's High Country
Pack your swimsuits and fishing poles for these lakeside campgrounds in Utah's national forests.
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