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

Tim Peterson

07/29/19

Bears Ears, National Monuments

New Plan for Bears Ears Does Its Worst

In many cases, the plan actually proposes weaker protections than if no monument had been designated at all.

Jake Hoyungowa

07/25/19

Grand Canyon, Native America

Grand Canyon Centennial: An Interview with Colleen Cooley

The Intertribal Centennial Conversations group is working to bring Native voices into the second century of Grand Canyon National Park.

Diedra Peaches

07/24/19

Native Business Owners on the Rise with Change Labs

We couldn’t be prouder of the 12 Native businesses who have just graduated from Change Labs in 2019.

Amy S. Martin

07/16/19

Grand Canyon, Uranium, Energy, Bears Ears

New Nuclear Working Group Raises Questions for Grand Canyon and Bears Ears

President Trump denied a request for uranium import quotas, but efforts continue to prop up the industry.

EcoFlight

07/11/19

Grand Canyon, Uranium, DC Dispatch

Battle for the Grand Canyon in Congressional Subcommittees

As the battle to protect the Grand Canyon from uranium mining heats up, two bills are fighting back in Congress.

07/8/19

Native America, Volunteers in Action, Rising Leaders

Watering The Seeds: The Next Generation of Navajo Farmers

An interview with Navajo farmer Ronalda Thomas about traditional farming and cultural connections.

Ellen Heyn

07/5/19

Colorado Plateau Explorer

Grand Canyon Gear Guide: What to pack for your hike

From blister supplies to water filters, we break down the gear you need to hike and backpack in Grand Canyon National Park.

Ed Moss

06/24/19

Energy, Uranium, Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Tourism Fuels Arizona’s Economy

Tourism and outdoor recreation are more valuable to Arizona's economy than uranium mining.

06/20/19

Jake Hoyungowa (1989-2019), Advocate and Artist

Celebrating the life and work of a young filmmaker.

Ellen Heyn

06/17/19

National Monuments

Legal Update: Protecting National Monument Forests

If "treatment" plans go ahead, thousands of pinyon and juniper trees could vanish from Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument forever.

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