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

Tim Peterson

01/9/17

Native America, Bears Ears

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Bears Ears National Monument – What Made the Cut?

Many are wondering: what got protected and what was left out of the new national monument?

Don Bills

01/6/17

Grand Canyon, Uranium

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Grand Canyon Uranium Decisions Loom Large in 2017

The White House's decision not to designate the Greater Grand Canyon Heritage National Monument leaves the Grand Canyon vulnerable to uranium mining.

Tim Peterson, flown by LightHawk

01/4/17

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Rob Bishop Thinks Our Public Lands Are Worthless

Utah’s politicians can hardly wait to get their hands on our public lands.

Ellen Heyn

12/30/16

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2016 A Big Year for Conservation

As the year draws to a close, let's celebrate the monumental successes of 2016.

Tim Peterson

12/28/16

Native America, Bears Ears

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Obama Creates Bears Ears National Monument

President Obama designates historic Bears Ears National Monument in southeastern Utah. Native American tribes will help manage the new monument.

12/27/16

Maps

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Thanks to You

Over 2,000 members around the world make our work possible.

Deon Ben

12/22/16

Native America

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Meet Sunny Dooley, Diné Storyteller

We caught up with Sunny Dooley at a recent gathering to hear her ideas on why it’s important for tribes to get together, escaping the “non-profit industrial complex,” and caring for bloated goats.

Ted Grussing

12/14/16

Grand Canyon

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A Lump of Coal for the Holidays

Should the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation let Navajo Generating Station continue blackening Grand Canyon’s bright edges with coal smoke until 2044?

Tim Peterson, flown by LightHawk

12/9/16

Native America, Bears Ears

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Rob Bishop’s Utah Public Lands Initiative Defeated

Rob Bishop's failed anti-public lands legislation is finally dead.

Paul Goyette

12/9/16

Native America

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Food as Medicine: the healing power of Native foods

Fourteen contemporary Puebloans eliminated all pre-European contact foods, including sugar, alcohol, wheat, beef, chicken, and even chili.

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