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

Deidra Peaches

11/2/21

Native voices share their personal and cultural connections to the Little Colorado River, from its headwaters to the Grand Canyon.

Ed Moss

10/28/21

Grand Canyon, Native America, Uranium, Water

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Havasupai Tribe Opposes Mine Too Close to Grand Canyon

Canyon Mine puts the Havasupai Tribe and the Grand Canyon's precious groundwater at risk.

Ed Moss

10/27/21

Rising Leaders

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Young People Step Up to Climate

Rising leaders draft an action plan for a healthy and just future on the Colorado Plateau.

Blake McCord

10/25/21

Volunteers in Action

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That's a Wrap: 2021 Volunteer Season

Volunteers gathered in forest meadows and desert washes, eagerly lending their time and expertise to protecting the plateau this year.

Lucy Livesay

10/20/21

Grand Canyon, Native America, Water

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Why Is Grand Canyon Uranium Mining a Problem?

It's time to ban mining around the Grand Canyon. Here's why.

Blake McCord

10/19/21

Volunteers in Action, Grazing

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Why Do We Weed Public Lands?

Some good old-fashioned weed removal helps scientists understand what healthy forests look like.

Tim Peterson

10/8/21

National Monuments, Bears Ears, DC Dispatch

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Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante Restored!

Today, President Biden signed proclamations restoring Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments.

Ed Moss

10/5/21

Forest Restoration, Take a Hike

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Leaf Peeping on the Colorado Plateau

Pack your camera and head for the trees! The Colorado Plateau has some of the best displays of fall foliage all season long.

Tim Peterson

09/28/21

Grazing, Forest Restoration

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Speak Up for the Manti-La Sal National Forest

You have the opportunity to comment on how you think some of the most beautiful landscapes in Utah should be managed into the future.

Shane McDermott

09/21/21

Water, Grand Canyon, Native America

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Tribal Sovereignty Under Threat on the Little Colorado River

Native peoples have had cultural ties to the Little Colorado River Gorge since time immemorial, yet their sovereignty remains under threat.

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

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