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

Michael Quinn, NPS

04/6/21

Water, Grand Canyon, Uranium

Uranium Mine Flooding Near Grand Canyon

Over 40 million gallons of water have now been pumped out of Canyon uranium mine.

04/1/21

Volunteers in Action

Volunteers Needed to Help Organize Grand Canyon Rocks

We need your help to maintain the beautiful rock strata that we see in the Grand Canyon.

Tim Peterson

03/30/21

National Monuments, Bears Ears, DC Dispatch

Biden, Haaland, Bears Ears, and Grand Staircase-Escalante

The national monuments debate continues as Deb Haaland, now at the helm of the Interior Department, heads to Utah for a visit.

03/19/21

Madam Secretary: A Tribal Voice at Interior

The confirmation of Deb Haaland as secretary of the interior brings hope knowing a tribal woman is now the voice of the tribal people.

Justin Clifton

03/16/21

Native Perspectives: Different Ways of Knowing

Native experts weigh in on what Native knowledge is and how it can be implemented in land-use practices and land management.

Blake McCord

03/11/21

Volunteers in Action

Back in Action — 2021 Trust Volunteer Opportunities

Help restore forest streams, fence aspen stands, or observe pinyon jays while out on a hike. When you're ready, the Colorado Plateau is waiting for you.

Ed Moss

03/8/21

Grand Canyon, Native America, Uranium

Tribal Leaders Support Permanent Grand Canyon Mining Ban

Tribal leaders reaffirm the need for a permanent mining ban and urge support of the Grand Canyon Protection Act.

Michael Quinn, National Park Service

02/26/21

Grand Canyon, Native America, Uranium

Permanent Grand Canyon Mining Ban Advances to the Senate

The House just passed a bill to permanently protect the Grand Canyon region from uranium mining.

Deidra Peaches

02/24/21

Grand Canyon, Native America

Native Voices Mark 102nd Anniversary of Grand Canyon National Park

Native voices reflect on the past 102 years of Grand Canyon National Park while charting a more equitable future.

Amy S. Martin

02/22/21

Grand Canyon, Water, Climate Change

Grand Canyon Will Get Drier with Climate Change, Study Shows

A new study shows a diminishing supply of groundwater in the Grand Canyon region. A proposed development in Tusayan could threaten it further.

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