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The Not-So-Swell Bill Gets a Senate Hearing this Week — Tell Your Legislators to Oppose It!

Aug 20th, 2018 Written by suwa

This Wednesday, August 22nd, the “Not-so-Swell” bill proposed by Utah’s Sen. Hatch and Rep. Curtis will receive a hearing before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. The Emery County […]

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Massive Oil & Gas Lease Sale Threatens Wilderness Across Utah

Jul 24th, 2018 Written by Landon Newell

Guided by the Trump administration’s “energy dominance” agenda, on July 16th the Utah Bureau of Land Management (BLM) proposed a massive statewide auction of federal public lands for oil and […]

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John Curtis’s San Rafael Swell Bill Gets a #NotSoSwell Hearing

Jun 21st, 2018 Written by Jen Ujifusa

This morning, HR 5727, the Emery County Public Lands Management Act—or the Not So Swell bill—was heard before the Federal Lands Subcommittee in the U.S. House of Representatives. The hearing, […]

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Comments Due Next Week on Management Plans for Reduced Utah Monuments

Apr 6th, 2018 Written by suwa

As you know, on December 4th, 2017, the Trump administration illegally repealed Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments, replacing them with two and three drastically smaller national monuments, respectively. […]

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Join Wilderness Week Activists in Calling on Congress to #ProtectWildUtah!

Mar 9th, 2018 Written by Travis Hammill

What happens when the government is controlled by friends of the oil/gas/mining industry and decides that public lands should be destroyed for short-term rewards? People get angry, and that anger […]

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We have a moral obligation to steward these lands We have a moral obligation to steward these lands for future generations. Tell the Bureau of Land Management you want to Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! 

Visit suwa.org/keeplabywild TODAY.

We’ve been sharing clips from an upcoming Labyrinth Canyon film all week—be on the lookout for the full length version coming soon!
Labyrinth Canyon has a special sense of place—on Labyrinth Canyon has a special sense of place—one that deeply connects us to the planet we live on. Put the “public” in public land management and speak up against threats to this remarkable place. Keep Labyrinth Canyon wild!

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Excessive off-road vehicle use has caused signific Excessive off-road vehicle use has caused significant damage to cryptobiotic soils, wildlife, and cultural sites in Labyrinth Canyon. This place is too special and needs to be protected—ACT NOW to Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild!

Visit suwa.org/keeplabywild to learn more. #protectwildutah #labyrinth #canyon
Labyrinth Canyon is a gem of the American public l Labyrinth Canyon is a gem of the American public lands system, but it’s under threat from the Trump Administration. We believe it’s worth protecting so that the many generations that follow us will still know it as a wild place.

Speak up and Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! Visit suwa.org/keeplabywild & be on the lookout for more Labyrinth Canyon vids coming soon!

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❗IT'S TIME TO ACT❗Share, share, share! Trump ❗IT'S TIME TO ACT❗Share, share, share! 

Trump’s Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is proposing to greenlight more dirt bikes, side-by-sides and off-road vehicles in Labyrinth Canyon at the request of the State of Utah and certain motorized groups that share a radical vision for public lands—one where landscapes are blanketed in ORV routes, transforming wild places into motorized playgrounds. 

This is happening despite the fact that the BLM finalized a Labyrinth Canyon Travel Management Plan in 2023 that struck a thoughtful and long overdue balance between motorized and non-motorized recreation.

Labyrinth Canyon is too special to meet this fate. Tell the BLM to Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild! The agency is accepting comments through Friday, October 24, 2025. Please make your voice heard! 

Visit: suwa.org/keeplabywild TO ACT NOW!
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