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

07/27/18

Volunteers in Action

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Youth Advocacy: Science, Art, and Civic Engagement

From Glen Canyon Dam to city council to a community art auction. Meet three students making a difference.

Denise Ayers

06/28/18

Grazing, Volunteers in Action

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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.

Jack Dykinga

04/19/18

North Rim Ranches, Volunteers in Action

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Let the Pronghorn Run

North of the Grand Canyon, barbed wire fences stop North America's fastest land animal in its tracks. We're changing that.

Blake McCord

04/1/18

Volunteers in Action

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Help Needed: Sasquatch Surveys

We're still looking for a few volunteers to help us protect native species on the Colorado Plateau.

03/23/18

Volunteers in Action

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Former Grand Canyon Trust Interns: Where They Are Now

From Flagstaff to the Pacific Ocean, our former interns are pursuing their studies and embarking on a variety of meaningful careers.

Marra Clay

02/13/18

Volunteers in Action, Forest Restoration

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The 2018 Volunteer Trip Academy Awards

Who needs a red carpet when you've got volunteer trips for hikers, animal-lovers, and more?

Dustin Wero

01/4/18

Climate Change, Volunteers in Action

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Uplift 2017: Rooted in Redrock

Millennials take on climate change.

11/21/17

North Rim Ranches, Volunteers in Action, Water

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Water is Life: Hopi Youth Protect Lakes

On the Kaibab Plateau, young Hopi workers team up to break rock, shovel dirt, and hoist logs, protecting lakes north of the Grand Canyon.

10/23/17

Maps, Volunteers in Action, Water, Grand Canyon

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Sweating for Grand Canyon Springs

Turns out protecting Grand Canyon springs for animals like bobcats, hawks, and bighorn sheep, requires some heavy lifting.

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