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Notes from the front lines of conservation on the Colorado Plateau.
Thomas Meinzen
05/15/20
Utah Wildlands
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Forest Restoration
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Protecting Native Bees
Everywhere I looked, I saw only European honeybees. Where had the native bees gone?
Tim Peterson
06/6/19
DC Dispatch
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Utah Wildlands
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Utah’s National Forests Under Threat
Utah wants to open its national forests to logging, including the top stair of the Grand Staircase.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
04/10/19
Utah Wildlands
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Pinyon Pine and Pinyon Jay
Pinyon jays recover their cached pine nuts about 95 percent of the time.
Tim Peterson
10/29/18
Utah Wildlands
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Utah Targets Pristine Forests for Logging
The roadless rule is one of our nation's most successful and widely popular conservation initiatives, but Utah wants out.
Tim Peterson
02/20/18
National Monuments
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Are Slashed Monuments Still Protected?
Why President Trump’s proclamations for Bears Ears and Grand Staircase leave lands unprotected.
Marc Coles-Ritchie
12/21/17
Utah Wildlands
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Goats Are Kicking Plants out of the La Sal Mountains
In Utah's La Sal Mountains, goats are eating and kicking up sensitive plants, including the La Sal daisy, which grows nowhere else on Earth.
Marc Coles-Ritchie
10/16/17
Utah Wildlands
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Mountain goats, little plants, and a view
Close-cropped plants, droppings, and goat hair caught on plants and rocks: on the trail of mountain goats in Utah's La Sal Mountains.
Tim Peterson
05/24/17
Grazing
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Utah Wildlands
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DC Dispatch
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National Monuments
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National Monuments – Don’t Let Myths Trump Facts
The truth about America's national monuments.
Tim Peterson
04/26/17
Bears Ears
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Native America
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Utah Wildlands
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DC Dispatch
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National Monuments in Trump's Crosshairs
President Trump has launched an assault on one of America’s most popular ideas — national monuments.
Tim Peterson/LightHawk
03/16/17
Bears Ears
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Native America
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New ATV Routes Halted in Bears Ears
Good News for Bears Ears — the Grand Canyon Trust and partners win a stay on construction of new ATV routes!
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