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Author: Kya Marienfeld

CategoriesAction Alerts

Take Action to Protect Native Ecosystems in the West Desert!

Feb 28th, 2025 Written by Kya Marienfeld

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Help Keep Red Cliffs Roadless: Submit Your Comments to the BLM by Dec. 28th!

Dec 12th, 2023 Written by Kya Marienfeld

Back in 2009, SUWA and a coalition of conservation partners worked to pass the Washington County Growth and Conservation Act, which created the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area (NCA). Located […]

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Speak Up for the Manti-La Sal National Forest

Nov 3rd, 2023 Written by Kya Marienfeld

Want a say in how the U.S. Forest Service manages public lands and mountain ecosystems in southeastern Utah? Now is your chance! The Manti-La Sal National Forest, which includes distinct […]

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Help Shape the Future of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument!

Oct 12th, 2023 Written by Kya Marienfeld

Submit Your Comments on the Grand Staircase-Escalante Draft Management Plan by November 9th It was only two years ago when we celebrated the restoration of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Now, […]

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Biden Administration Seeks Public Input on Old-Growth Forest Conservation

Aug 19th, 2022 Written by Kya Marienfeld

Last Earth Day, President Biden issued an executive order calling on the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to conserve mature and old-growth forests as a climate solution. […]

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As public lands in Utah face their latest threat, As public lands in Utah face their latest threat, our Stewardship work remains focused on the land. ❤

Interested in what more you can do beyond repeat call your Senators? Join us in the field! We are halfway through our Stewardship season and currently recruiting volunteers for nearly all of our summer and fall projects, July through November.

Check out a few of our opportunities below. (For our full calendar and to apply head to suwa.org/projectcalendar)
🏔 July 8-11 Deep Creek Mountains – Travel deep into this far flung range in the West Desert to work on travel and camping compliance in ancient riparian canyons.
🦌 July 14-17 Bears Ears: Elk Ridge – Work with us to continue our travel management efforts high in the aspens beneath the Bears Ears Buttes.
🏜 Sept 11-14 Grand Staircase-Escalante – Backpack into the canyons of the Escalante to naturalize the erosive impacts of recreation.
❤️‍🔥 Sept 19-21 Latino Conservation Week in Canyon Country – Celebrate Latino Heritage on your public lands near Moab Utah.
🦎 Sept 22-25 Indian Creek Riparian Restoration – Learn how to build erosion control structures to restore healthy waterways, floodplains and plant and animal communities near Indian Creek in Bears Ears National Monument
⚒ Oct 27-29 San Rafael Swell Wilderness – Join a local crew working to ensure wilderness implementation protects the magnificent landscapes of the San Rafael.

As always, thank you for your support. We hope to see you soon! #protectwildutah
🚨Take Action TODAY at the link in our bio or at 🚨Take Action TODAY at the link in our bio or at suwa.org 🚨

Public Lands Sell-off is back in the Senate Budget Bill—and it’s getting worse! Over 250 million acres, including local recreation areas, wilderness study areas, inventoried roadless areas, and critical wildlife habitat are eligible for sale.

In Utah (see map on slide 3) this comes to 18.7 million acres—6.1 of US Forest Service and 12.7 of Bureau of Land Management land. It includes lands surrounding Utah’s national parks, lands with high-quality wildlife habitat and innumerable cultural resources, and world-class hiking, biking, skiing, hunting, and fishing areas.

Check out more maps (including other states) from our friends at @wildernesssociety using the link in our bio and reach out to your Senators ASAP.
❗️ACT NOW❗️at the link in our bio to PROTE ❗️ACT NOW❗️at the link in our bio to PROTECT WILD UTAH. 

 #protectwildutah #arches #brycecanyon #canyonlands #capitolreef #zion #act #wilderness
This is not a drill!! Public Lands Sell-off is bac This is not a drill!! Public Lands Sell-off is back in the Senate Budget Bill—and it's FAR worse! Over 250 million acres, including local recreation areas, wilderness study areas, inventoried roadless areas, and critical wildlife habitat are ELIGIBLE FOR SALE.

In Utah, this comes to 18.7 million acres—6.1 of US Forest Service and 12.7 of Bureau of Land Management land. It includes lands surrounding Utah’s national parks, lands with high-quality wildlife habitat and innumerable cultural resources, and world-class hiking, biking, skiing, hunting, and fishing areas.

Check out these maps from our friends at @wildernesssociety and reach out to your Senators ASAP! To view the interactive map and/or take action using our online tool—visit link in bio. #protectwildutah
Earlier this week the Bureau of Land Management (B Earlier this week the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) approved the first phase of the Sevier Playa potash mining project, “…granting Peak Minerals authorization to move forward with construction and operations. This decision allows for the extraction of potash and other minerals…along with the development of supporting infrastructure both on and off lease areas.” 

See quote above from SUWA Staff Attorney, Hanna Larsen. Background information can be found at the link in our bio. #protectwildutah
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