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

Thomas Meinzen

05/15/20

Forest Restoration

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Protecting Native Bees

Everywhere I looked, I saw only European honeybees. Where had the native bees gone?

Amy S. Martin

05/4/20

Grand Canyon, Water

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Tusayan Mega-Resort Risks Grand Canyon’s Waters

A recurring proposal to build a water-guzzling mega-resort on the doorstep of Grand Canyon National Park is back.

EcoFlight

04/28/20

Grand Canyon, Water, Uranium

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Problems at Canyon Mine: A New Report

Canyon Mine is a clear example of why uranium mining is dangerous for the Grand Canyon region.

04/27/20

Rising Leaders

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Five Reasons to Apply for LeaderShift 2020

Calling all young people (ages 16-22)! Join us for an online course that follows fossil fuels from their source to their destination and explores environmental justice issues.

Blake McCord

04/23/20

Grand Canyon, Uranium

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Nuclear Strategy Aids Uranium Industry, Puts Grand Canyon at Risk

A recently released strategy outlines plans to bolster the uranium industry. Find out what it means for the Grand Canyon region.

04/22/20

Volunteers in Action

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Earth Day on the Colorado Plateau

This Earth Day, we're celebrating a few animals that call the Colorado Plateau home.

04/21/20

Volunteers in Action

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Celebrating National Volunteer Week

Meet six of the Trust's superstar volunteers.

Tim Peterson

04/16/20

Bears Ears, National Monuments

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You Can Still Connect to Bears Ears - From a Safe Distance

Missing Bears Ears National Monument? Keep Bears Ears close to your heart with six images and mini-stories.

Deidra Peaches

04/7/20

Grand Canyon, Native America

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Jim Enote: Zuni Grand Canyon Origins

There’s no question about where Jim Enote and his ancestors come from: the Grand Canyon.

Deidra Peaches

03/31/20

Native America

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From Navajo Nation to Dubai: Lotus & Layne Handcrafted Leather Goods

Summer and LaMandez Brown knew there weren't a lot of jobs on the Navajo reservation. So they made their own.

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