Today, House Republicans are continuing their unprecedented attacks on our special places – including the redrock canyon country of southern Utah.
Read MoreThe last straw
Back in 2008, it was unthinkable that President Obama would not only fail to change George Bush’s worst public lands policies, but that he’d actively defend them. But that’s exactly where we are today.
Read MoreGreater Canyonlands — Utah’s Crown Jewel
Right now, the Bureau of Land Management is compiling a report that it’s going to send to Congress listing our nation’s public land “Crown Jewels.” In our opinion, no list would be complete without the Greater Canyonlands region included.
Read MoreUrgent: Help stop this week’s double assault on wilderness!
Please take a moment to email or call your Representative and tell him/her to stop the Great Outdoors Giveaway! Use our online action center to send an email message or call the Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and ask for your representative's office.
Read MoreWill your Rep. stand up for 60 million acres of wilderness?
Next Tuesday, the House Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests, and Public Lands will hold a hearing on the “Wilderness and Roadless Area Release Act” – a bill that would remove protections from 60 million acres of roadless lands across the country, including 1.3 million acres of Bureau of Land Management...
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