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

Tim Peterson

05/7/18

Bears Ears, National Monuments, DC Dispatch

Utah Counties: Monument Reductions Are About Mining

Anti-monument Utah politicians can’t have it both ways. Say what you will in the court of public opinion; in the court of law, you’re legally bound to tell the truth.

David Pinter

05/2/18

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Your Public Lands: Sedona

A natural history hike encounters hawks, ocotillo, and red rock.

Max Licher

04/30/18

Bears Ears

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Bears Ears in Bloom

From monkey flowers to hedgehog cacti, Bears Ears National Monument is flying its spring colors. Get your free plant guide.

Michael Quinn, National Park Service

04/25/18

Grand Canyon, Uranium, Energy

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The High Price of Uranium

The only reliably high price related to uranium is the one paid by the public in the form of tax dollars and public health.

Jack Dykinga

04/19/18

Volunteers in Action

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Let the Pronghorn Run

North of the Grand Canyon, barbed wire fences stop North America's fastest land animal in its tracks. We're changing that.

Tim Peterson

04/6/18

National Monuments, Bears Ears

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Planning for Trump-shrunken Utah Monuments Speeding by

Please weigh in by April 11, 2018 for Bears Ears and April 13, 2018 for Grand Staircase.

Ellen Morris-Bishop

04/4/18

National Monuments, Grazing

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Grand Staircase Needs Your Help Before April 13

When you send your comments in on or before April 13, please say “I support the Sustainable Grand Staircase-Escalante Alternative.”

Blake McCord

04/1/18

Volunteers in Action

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Help Needed: Sasquatch Surveys

We're still looking for a few volunteers to help us protect native species on the Colorado Plateau.

03/23/18

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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Former Grand Canyon Trust Interns: Where They Are Now

From Flagstaff to the Pacific Ocean, our former interns are pursuing their studies and embarking on a variety of meaningful careers.

Amy S. Martin

03/15/18

Uranium, Grand Canyon, Energy

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Mining Industry Efforts Ramp Up Against Protections for Grand Canyon

Next stop, Supreme Court? Two mining industry trade groups have petitioned the court to review the Grand Canyon uranium ban.

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