As 2024 draws to a close, we look back at five maps we created this year that give us hope for 2025.
Category: Maps
Four of the five most dangerous sections of the haul route are on the Navajo Nation.
Pronghorn and barbed wire fences don’t mix, but volunteers are working to change that, one wire at a time.
A behind-the-scenes look at the process of mapping where pinyon jays live in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
If the map you’re looking for doesn’t exist, collect the data and make it yourself.
Want to backpack in the Grand Canyon? Check out our newest map of backcountry routes.
A glimpse into mapping the slashed boundaries of Grand Staircase and Bears Ears national monuments.
The hidden world of Grand Canyon seeps and springs and the animals, people, and cultures that rely on them.
Step into a virtual world of stories and explore Bears Ears National Monument.
Take a look at our new map showing a compelling snapshot of support from across the country.
This map highlights the proposed gigantic gondola and a slew of other structures both above and below the rim.
Often, maps in conservation depict the scary aspects of this world ─ but sometimes what they depict is more inspiring and hopeful.
What does it take to create a map of all the uranium mining claims around Grand Canyon National Park?
Meet the nerd behind the Trust maps for an insider glimpse into the world of cartography in this inaugural edition of our new monthly blog series.
After six years in college and graduate school in the Southeast, I was excited to swap Appalachia’s dense forests for the Southwest’s wide-open desert vistas.