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SUWA Statement on Senator Lee’s Border Lands Conservation Act – 10.3.25

Oct 3rd, 2025 Written by suwa

October 3, 2025 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SUWA Statement on Senator Lee’s Border Lands Conservation Act – 10.3.25 Contacts:Grant Stevens, Communications Director, Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance (SUWA); (319) 427-0260; grant@suwa.org Washington, […]

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Tell BLM: Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild!

Sep 26th, 2025 Written by suwa

Few places in redrock country are as well-known and popular as the Labyrinth Canyon stretch of the Green River—generations of families and visitors from across the country have floated its […]

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Labyrinth Canyon Travel Plan Frequently Asked Questions

Sep 26th, 2025 Written by suwa

What is the Labyrinth Canyon Travel Plan and what does it do? The Labyrinth Canyon Travel Plan determines where motorized vehicles are and are not allowed to travel on Bureau […]

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SUWA Statement on BLM’s Plan to Expand Destructive Off-Road Vehicle Use in Iconic Labyrinth Canyon – 9.25.2025

Sep 25th, 2025 Written by suwa

September 25, 2025 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SUWA Statement on BLM’s Plan to Expand Destructive Off-Road Vehicle Use in Iconic Labyrinth Canyon – 9.25.2025 Peace and quiet throughout Labyrinth Canyon […]

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September 2025 Redrock Report

Sep 24th, 2025 Written by suwa

Our e-newsletter with the latest on redrock wilderness news and events.

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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. 

For more info, visit link in bio. #protectwildutah #nationalparks
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.

𝘗𝘩𝘰𝘵𝘰 𝘊𝘳𝘦𝘥𝘪𝘵: 𝘞𝘩𝘪𝘵 𝘙𝘪𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘥𝘴𝘰𝘯
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
❗ACT NOW ❗ Former New Mexico Congressman, Steve Pe ❗ACT NOW ❗ Former New Mexico Congressman, Steve Pearce, has been nominated to continue the administration’s attacks on public lands as the Director of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Tell your senators to oppose Steve Pearce as BLM Director NOW at the link in our bio.

With Pearce at the helm, the BLM will be focused on expanding the fossil fuel industry’s access to public lands at the expense of the health and well-being of local communities. At the same time, Pearce will work to sell off public lands to the highest bidders. ACT NOW, it only takes a minute! #protectwildutah
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