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Into the Canyonlands: Hatch Point

East of Canyonlands National Park, Hatch Point is best known for its majestic redrock cliffs and vast views of the Canyonlands basin. Lucky visitors can spot the pronghorn, desert bighorn sheep, peregrine falcons, and other high desert wildlife that make the area their home.

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Cliffs, Canyons & Climbers

The majestic cliffs and towers of southern Utah’s Greater Canyonlands region have long been a draw for climbers. On May 17, renowned climbers Lynn Hill and Steve "Crusher" Bartlett spoke to a crowd of about 150 at Neptune Mountaineering in Boulder, CO about the love climbers have for Greater Canyonlands,...

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Thumbs up in Colorado Springs

On May 23, waking up early in the morning in order to beat traffic and set up a Banner Brigade right on the road in Colorado Springs, CO was well worth it!

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Into the Canyonlands: Indian Creek

The Indian Creek area, located on the east side of Canyonlands National Park, south of Moab, Utah, is famous for its dramatic and sheer Wingate Sandstone cliffs, and is an internationally-known and treasured rock climbing destination.

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Tell Retiring BLM Director to Spare Desolation Canyon

The current director of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Bob Abbey, recently announced that he plans to retire at the end of this month. Please write him and urge him not to authorize approval of the disastrous proposed Gasco development project as one of his final acts as director....

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