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

11/8/16

Water, Forest Restoration

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Restoring Arizona's Forests

Read the latest on the Four Forest Restoration Initiative (4FRI), the largest forest restoration project in the nation.

10/24/16

Native America

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Change-Makers Connect in Crownpoint

A one-day workshop connects Native entrepreneurs with the mentors and resources they need to be successful.

Blake McCord

10/19/16

Uranium, Water, Native America

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In White Mesa, Water Is Life

The White Mesa Mill’s radioactive tailings impoundments are perched above the groundwater supply for most of southeastern Utah. Some worry the liners in the older impoundments may be leaking.

Andrew Mount

10/17/16

Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

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And That's a Wrap!

Volunteers and citizen scientists supported climate change research, planted trees, and donated over 14,000 hours to conservation in 2016.

Jack Dykinga

10/13/16

Grand Canyon, Native America

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Navajo Law and Order Committee Votes Down Grand Canyon Tram

Navajo Nation Law and Order Committee votes down proposed Grand Canyon tramway legislation. Next stop: the Resources and Development Committee.

Kate Watters

10/10/16

Climate Change

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A Changing Climate: Part 4

We all make decisions about future risks. So what’s different about climate change risk, then? The consequences of losing.

Ellen Heyn

10/6/16

Grand Canyon, Native America

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Update from Save the Confluence

Save the Confluence has emerged to protect the canyon from threats like the Grand Canyon Escalade.

Sam Minkler

09/28/16

Native America

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Change Labs 3.0

Build your business skills at Change Labs 3.0 in Crownpoint, New Mexico.

Tim Peterson

09/26/16

Native America, Bears Ears

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PLI's Wild Ride

It seems the Public Lands Initiative faces no redemption, but there is another path to protection.

Blake McCord

09/23/16

Native America, Bears Ears

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Bears Ears: Permanent Protection in the Wind

Efforts to protect the Bears Ears region are ever-growing in support and recognition. Find out the latest.

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