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

Raymond Chee

11/8/22

Native America

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Bright, Bold, and Original, a Navajo Artist’s Journey through Self-care

Crystal Dugi is a one-woman business selling bright and colorful artwork inspired by her Navajo culture.

Tim Peterson

11/1/22

Uranium, Native America

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White Mesa Ute Lead Spiritual Walk to Protest Uranium Mill

A uranium mill near Bears Ears National Monument puts public health, water, and air quality at risk.

Blake McCord

10/25/22

Grand Canyon, Water

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Tusayan-Stilo Development: The Sleeping Giant

A mega-resort proposed near Grand Canyon National Park threatens water sources and the Havasupai Tribe's way of life.

K Thomas, National Park Service

10/18/22

Grand Canyon, Take a Hike

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Where to Watch a Grand Canyon Sunset

Settle in to see one of the most awe-inspiring landscapes in the world transform under an expansive, colorful sky.

Tim Peterson, flown by EcoFlight

10/11/22

Bears Ears, National Monuments

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Speak up for Bears Ears National Monument by Oct 31

A new plan for Bears Ears must honor Indigenous traditional knowledge.

Bernadette Adley-Santa Maria, photo by Deidra Peaches

10/4/22

Grand Canyon, Native America, Water

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The Headwaters of the Little Colorado River

Ramon and Bernadette, White Mountain Apache tribal members, trace the Little Colorado River's headwaters to their sacred mountain.

09/28/22

Maps, North Rim Ranches, Volunteers in Action

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Mapping Pronghorn-Friendly Fences

Pronghorn and barbed wire fences don't mix, but volunteers are working to change that, one wire at a time.

Raymond Chee

09/21/22

Native America

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Finding Answers through Farming

Cherilyn Yazzie was advocating for public health and nutrition when she saw a need for farmers on the Navajo Nation.

Blake McCord

09/14/22

National Monuments

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Speak up for Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument

Help preserve cultural sites and protect forests, birds, creeks, and canyons from threats like cattle grazing and clearcutting.

Blake McCord

09/6/22

Grand Canyon, Take a Hike

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FAQs: Grand Canyon Backpacking Permits

Eager to hike below the rim and sleep under a ribbon of stars in Grand Canyon National Park? First, you’ll need a backcountry permit.

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