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Today is National Endangered Species Day. Here at

Today is National Endangered Species Day. Here at SUWA, we work hard to ensure wild lands remain a safe haven for many endangered and threatened species.

America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act (ARRWA), federal legislation to protect millions of acres of public land in Utah, would conserve five key wildlife corridors that are essential to biodiversity—not only in Utah but in the American West. Containing at least two dozen endangered or sensitive species, including unique plant communities and a large number of bee species found nowhere else, these lands play a vital role in connecting ecosystems and serve as a lifeline for pronghorn antelope, bighorn sheep, black bears, mountain lions, pinyon jays, Mojave desert tortoises, and many more. Spanning craggy mountain peaks, high plateaus, and the world-famous canyon country—ARRWA lands have long been recognized as some of the most extraordinary wild and intact landscapes on the planet.

Learn more about protecting biodiversity and ARRWA on our website (link in bio).

Today, we celebrate all the endangered and threatened species we work to protect in redrock country. #protectwildutah #nationalendangeredspeciesday

Bighorn sheep 📸: Rick Kramer

🌼 Happy Mother’s Day to all the nurturing sou

🌼 Happy Mother’s Day to all the nurturing souls out there! Today, we celebrate the incredible women who have shaped our lives—our mothers, mother figures, and the ultimate mother herself, Mother Nature.

Our connection with wild places serves as a gentle reminder that caring for our earth is an extension of caring for ourselves~~and each other. Let’s continue to cherish and protect our natural world, ensuring a beautiful legacy for generations to come. 🪻✨

📸: Talitha McGuire

Today, the preliminary alternatives for the Henry

Today, the preliminary alternatives for the Henry Mountains/Dirty Devil motorized vehicle Travel Management Plan (which determines where motorized recreation is allowed) was released by the BLM.

The area is at the heart of canyon country and includes roughly 1,150,000 acres of BLM-managed lands primarily within the Richfield Field Office’s Henry Mountains Field Station. It is made up of several distinct and renowned landscapes, including the Dirty Devil Canyon complex (which the Navajo Nation has identified as a Traditional Cultural Property; the complex also includes Butch Cassidy’s infamous hideout, Robber’s Roost), the Henry Mountains (the last mountain range to be mapped in the lower 48 states), and the stunning badlands surrounding Factory Butte (named by early settlers who thought its outline resembled a huge factory building).

To read our statement visit suwa.org or the link in our bio.

#protectwildutah

Right now, the public comment period for the draft

Right now, the public comment period for the draft management plan for Bears Ears National Monument is underway. SUWA staff and activists have been attending the various public meetings hosted by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the US Forest Service (USFS) regarding the plan—as have hundreds of other people who are interested in this landscape!

It's clear Bears Ears National Monument is a region of extraordinary natural diversity and cultural significance.
The federal agencies have shared 5 possible alternatives. Alternative E is identified as the BLM’s preferred alternative, as well as the Tribal Alternative— it was developed by the agencies in consultation with the five Tribes of the Bears Ears Commission (Navajo, Pueblo of Zuni, Hopi, Ute, and Ute Mountain Ute). Be on the lookout for an easy-to-complete advocacy action coming next week from SUWA.

To learn more about Bears Ears National Monument visit the link in our bio.

#protectwildutah #bearsearsnationalmonument

Today is National Tourism Day! Over the past decad

Today is National Tourism Day! Over the past decade we have seen a rapid expansion of tourism to Utah’s public lands. With millions of people visiting southern Utah each year, there are adverse impacts to wilderness values, wildlife, and natural and cultural resources which is why we encourage everyone to do their part.

We'd like to take a moment to remind visitors to visit responsibility. Our friends at @visitwithrespect_ have created a campaign that promotes 19 key tips to help visitors enhance their experience and ensure future visitors can share in the same experience. Visit: bearsearspartnership.org/visit-with-respect to learn more.

Help us #protectwildutah and #visitwithrespect !

📸 Photo Credit: Stephen Trimble

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