It’s an exciting time for friends of redrock country! The San Juan-Canyonlands region of southeastern Utah contains some of the most iconic landscapes of the American West, including the ancient ruins of Cedar Mesa, the serpentine San Juan River, and the maze of canyons that comprise White Canyon in the...
Read MoreUtah Wilderness News, March 24, 2010
SUWA asks State Mining Board’s coal interests to step aside for decision“The Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance plans to challenge the Utah Division of Oil, Gas & Mining board today, saying any members with financial interests in coal mining should recuse themselves from decisions on Alton Coal Development’s mine-reclamation plan. SUWA...
Read MoreUtah Wilderness News, March 23, 2010
DOI, SUWA attorneys agree previous administration's energy policies failed — decisions must incorporate wilderness considerations"'All signs are that the Department of Interior is taking a much more active role in ensuring that energy development is treated as but one of a number of federal resources that include wilderness, recreation, water...
Read MoreRedrock Report: March 2010
March 2010 Here’s what is happening this month with the redrock:1. Help protect Utah’s magnificent Arch Canyon from off-road vehicle damage.2. Show us how “wild” you are about Utah!3. Faith communities urge Utah leaders to support wilderness stewardship.4. New redrock bill cosponsors include Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA).5. See a SUWA...
Read MoreUtah Wilderness News, March 19, 2010
Salazar pans "No More Wilderness" Settlement at House Appropriations hearing Department of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar came well prepared to defend his budget choices to the House subcommittee on Interior and Environment yesterday, but one thing going on within his department was simply indefensible. Salazar gave no sympathy to...
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