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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
07/6/18
DC Dispatch
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Bears Ears
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Scott Pruitt Is out at EPA, But Is His Successor Worse for Bears Ears?
Wheeler’s name should ring a bell for those following the Bears Ears National Monument issue.
07/5/18
Take a Hike
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How to get a Canyonlands Backcountry Permit
Everything you need to know to score a backcountry permit for Canyonlands National Park.
Colter Hoyt
07/3/18
National Monuments
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New Mining Claims Filed in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
A Canadian company intends to begin mining this summer.
Denise Ayers
06/28/18
Grazing
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Public Lands: Where Cows Don’t Graze
I came knowing close to nothing and walked away feeling that the work I contribute will help keep our public lands beautiful and strong.
Allison Bolgiano
06/25/18
Volunteers in Action
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Former Grand Canyon Trust Interns: Where They Are Now (Part two)
From the Palmyra Atoll in the middle of the Pacific Ocean to the Hopi reservation, our former interns are working for good in this world.
U.S. Department of Energy
06/18/18
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After Lawsuit, Coal-Leasing Documents Finally Released
Dig into the true price of mining coal on federal public lands.
Roger Clark
06/12/18
Uranium
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Native America
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Uranium Forum Raises Unanswered Questions
I feel the frustration and impact uranium has caused to our nation, where we feel that nothing has been done to clean up these mines or take away the pain.
Ed Moss
05/31/18
Grand Canyon
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Uranium
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Energy
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Administration To “Enhance Access” For Uranium Mining
If the uranium mining industry needed any more grease for the skids, it just got it.
Ellen Heyn
05/21/18
Take a Hike
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Grand Canyon
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Grand Canyon in a Day
You have 24 hours or less in Grand Canyon National Park. What do you do?
05/14/18
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Partner Spotlight: Jeanne Calhoun, Grand Canyon National Park
Dream Job. Jeanne Calhoun, director of science and resource management at Grand Canyon National Park, talks humpback chub, bats, and tourists.
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