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

Jamie Arviso

03/22/23

Grand Canyon, Native America

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Visions for A New Grand Canyon Economy

Native voices share what an inclusive and equitable Grand Canyon economy looks like and the path ahead.

Blake McCord

03/14/23

Volunteers in Action

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7 Perks of Volunteering

We can’t wait to meet you in a canyon, along a creek, or in the high alpine meadows of the Colorado Plateau.

The Colorado River, Amy S. Martin

03/7/23

Water, Native America, Energy

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New Dams Proposed on Navajo Nation near Black Mesa

New dams proposed near Kayenta would pump water from the Colorado River, San Juan River, or local aquifers.

Randy Langstratt

02/28/23

Energy, Water

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Update: Utah Deal Drains Colorado River Water

An Estonian oil shale giant is trying to lock up water that would flow into the Colorado River. Will Utah allow it?

Deidra Peaches

02/21/23

Grand Canyon, Native America

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Native Voices Front and Center in New Grand Canyon Film

Experience the Grand Canyon alongside Nikki Cooley (Diné), Jim Enote (Zuni), Loretta Jackson-Kelly (Hualapai), Coleen Kaska, (Havasupai), and Leigh Kuwanwisiwma (Hopi) in this new film.

Tim Peterson

02/15/23

Bears Ears, Uranium, Native America, Energy

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Update: Southern Utah’s More Radioactive Future?

Documents reveal radioactive waste from Estonia shipped to the White Mesa Mill near Bears Ears National Monument.

Blake McCord

02/7/23

National Monuments, Take a Hike

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Geology Rocks: Steps of Grand Staircase-Escalante

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is known for its staircase, a series of colorful rock layers that step up through geologic time.

Marble Canyon, Tim Peterson

01/31/23

Grand Canyon, Uranium

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How Much Uranium Is in the Grand Canyon?

Is it true that the Grand Canyon is home to a vast supply of uranium? Let's check the numbers.

Alexander Simpson

01/24/23

Native America

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Inspiring Understanding Through Art

Jaymus Perry uses his custom-designed motorcycle ornaments as a teaching opportunity.

Jody Marcon

01/17/23

Native America

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Riding for Change: A Navajo Woman Brings Cycling to Her Community

Claudia Jackson runs Audical Cycles, a woman-owned bike service and repair shop serving cyclists of all ages and levels on the Navajo Nation.

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