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Author: Terri Martin

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Utahns Travel to Nation’s Capital to Advocate for a Greater Canyonlands National Monument

Oct 2nd, 2014 Written by Terri Martin

Thanks to a terrific team of six Utahns, protecting Greater Canyonlands was on the agenda this week in Washington D.C.! For two days, volunteer activists representing young people, archaeology, veterans, […]

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CategoriesGreater Canyonlands

New Publication Makes Archaeological Case for Protecting Greater Canyonlands

Sep 23rd, 2014 Written by Terri Martin

12,000-year-old encampments of ice age mammoth hunters.  Ghostly, life-sized figures staring down from towering sandstone cliffs.  Hundreds upon hundreds of stone ruins clinging to canyon walls. These are just some […]

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New Cultural Resources Report Released on Greater Canyonlands

Sep 23rd, 2014 Written by Terri Martin

12,000-year-old encampments of ice age mammoth hunters.  Ghostly, life-sized figures staring down from towering sandstone cliffs.  Hundreds upon hundreds of stone ruins clinging to canyon walls. These are just some […]

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Students Speak Out on Greater Canyonlands

Aug 15th, 2014 Written by Terri Martin

As the 50th Anniversary of Canyonlands National Park approaches next month, Utahns and others across the country are pushing for President Obama to declare the 1.8 million acres of public […]

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Health Professionals Call for Protecting Greater Canyonlands

Jul 22nd, 2014 Written by Terri Martin

More than 200 health and well-being professionals from Utah released a letter today asking President Obama to protect Greater Canyonlands – the magnificent wild region surrounding Canyonlands National Park in Utah […]

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Yesterday, during a closed-door meeting, the State Yesterday, during a closed-door meeting, the State of Utah laid out its latest effort to undermine and dismantle the nation’s public lands system: a plan for the State to have significant influence over national parks, especially in the area of visitor use, management, and new development.  The “workshop” appears to have been specifically tailored to avoid Utah’s open meetings laws by inviting numerous county commissioners and legislators, but at numbers right below the threshold that would have required the meeting be open to the public. 

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This Giving Tuesday, please consider donating to S This Giving Tuesday, please consider donating to SUWA’s year-end fundraising drive!

Over 90% of our funding comes from individuals like you who care deeply about the future of the redrock, and your support is critical as we prepare to meet the upcoming challenges of this administration and their attempts to dismantle the very public lands system itself.

Throughout December, we’ll be posting a series of updates as part of a year-end fundraising effort. We’ll be spotlighting the biggest challenges facing public lands in Utah, and how every dollar you give empowers the Protect Wild Utah movement.

The threats we’re facing are significant, but so is our resolve. With your support, we’ll ensure that the redrock wilderness remains protected today, tomorrow, and for generations to come. To donate now, visit the link in our bio.

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Today we are grateful for all the activists, membe Today we are grateful for all the activists, members and volunteers—new and old—who continue to show up and fight for the protection of the redrock ❤️ This work would not be possible without you! #protectwildutah
Stop trying to make COAL happen, it's not going to Stop trying to make COAL happen, it's not going to happen. #protectwildutah
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