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.
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The threats remain – Redrock Report August 2011
Here's what is happening this month with the redrock: 1. Bad legislation on hold for August recess, but remains a threat. 2. We're over halfway to our goal of collecting 10,000 postcards for Greater Canyonlands! 3. Join fellow redrock activists at SUWA events this fall! 4. The list of redrock...
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Utah Wilderness News, August 3, 2011
Here's a roundup of some of this past week's news on the "Great Outdoors Giveaway"
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San Juan County and State of Utah Appeal Salt Creek Court Decision
In their dogged battle to control federal public lands, San Juan County and the State of Utah have filed notices of appeal challenging the Federal District Court’s decision that Salt Creek in Canyonlands National Park is not a highway.
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Impassioned defense of wildlands
In the morass of anti-environmental, anti-wilderness, anti-clean air and anti-clean water initiatives that have defiled the appropriations process for funding the Department of Interior, Environmental Protection Agencies and others that protect our planet, it’s nice to see that some members of Congress are still interested in preserving America’s natural resources.
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