Utah Governor Gary Herbert just launched the biggest attack against Utah’s wilderness we’ve faced in fifteen years.
Read MoreState wastes taxpayer dollars in lawsuit over 19,000 remote dirt roads
With 40 kids per classroom and no money for schools, the State of Utah has now bet millions of taxpayer dollars on litigating title to nearly 19,000 remote dirt roads, 16,594 of which have never been maintained or constructed.
Read MoreEnough is Enough!
The Monticello BLM office is requesting comments on its environmental assessment, which analyzed a proposal to give San Juan County a right-of-way to construct a new ATV route across scenic public lands next to Indian Creek, directly east of the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park.
Read MoreSave it before it’s too late
In this turbulent world, it’s good to keep some things as they are. For millennia, America’s redrock wilderness has stood as testament to the wonders of the natural world. Places like Greater Canyonlands, the Grand Staircase-Escalante, Robbers Roost and Labyrinth Canyon are just a few of the wild landscapes the...
Read MoreA public hearing on the Alton coal strip mine is tomorrow
Do you have concerns about the proposed expansion of a strip coal mine to public lands on the doorstep of Bryce Canyon National Park? The BLM is hosting a public […]
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