New management plans for Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument allow destructive pinyon and juniper removal projects to "improve" the land for cattle.
Last month, the Trump administration unraveled a bargain the Trust brokered two decades ago that kept cattle out of the Escalante River and its side canyons.
Native voices set the tone for the next era of Grand Canyon National Park in this collection of stories about cultural identities, histories, and ties to the Grand Canyon.
Federal agencies in the Department of the Interior flagged risks to water resources, wildlife, and tribal interests if plans to dam the Little Colorado River move forward.
Instead of protecting resources in Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, new management plans put fossils, cultural resources, wildlife, and wildlands in harm's way.
