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The Trump administration’s “energy dominance” agenda has arrived in Utah as the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) moves forward with two oil and gas proposals. The agency is accepting comments on both proposals through Monday, October 27—please TAKE ACTION at both links in bio.

Tell the BLM to Keep Oil and Gas Leases Out Utah’s Eastern Book Cliffs Region: https://suwa.quorum.us/campaign/144070/

Tell the BLM to Cancel 195 Fossil Fuel Leases Affecting Wild Landscapes Across Utah: https://suwa.quorum.us/campaign/144071/

Senator Mike Lee has announced two new bills that

Senator Mike Lee has announced two new bills that would open national parks to off-road vehicles (ORVs): the State Motor Vehicle Laws in National Park System Units Act and the OHVs in Capitol Reef National Park Act.

These bills would fundamentally alter the visitor experience and damage landscapes that draw millions of visitors each year, and are also sponsored by Senator John Curtis . Below are statements from conservation groups.

For additional info on the legislation, visit the link in our bio.

Last week, Senator Mike Lee, chair of the Senate E

Last week, Senator Mike Lee, chair of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, announced he had introduced a new, intentionally deceptively-named piece of legislation: the Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act. The bill is also sponsored by Senator John Curtis.

This appears to be another case of elected officials introducing legislation in the name of disability access without consulting with a variety of stakeholders and outdoor recreationalists who have disabilities. There are already provisions in federal law that allow people with mobility disabilities to appropriately access public lands with other power-driven mobility devices (OPDMDs).

Syren Nagakyrie, Founder and Director of Disabled Hikers, a non-profit organization that advocates for the disability community and justice in the outdoors, has previously denounced the legislation as a “blatant attempt to scapegoat disability as an excuse to build more roads.” See quotes above.

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

Utah events this October! Labyrinth Canyon is curr

Utah events this October! Labyrinth Canyon is currently AT RISK. Come learn more and help Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild by joining our film screening, information session, and comment writing workshops.

🏜 Moab event: Wednesday, October 15 from 6:00-7:30pm, Moab Arts and Recreation Center (111 E 100 N). This is a free event and will include snacks! Please let us know if you plan to attend.

🌄 Salt Lake City event 1: Tuesday, October 21 from 6:00-7:30pm, Salt Lake City Public Library Main Branch (210 E 400 S). The library offers free 2-hour parking underground with validation. Also a free event, but please register.

🎥 Salt Lake City event 2: Join our friends from the @glencanyon_institute for a screening and panel discussion about their documentary, What the River Knows, on Thursday, October 23 at 7:00 pm at the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center (138 Broadway). Our film, Keep Labyrinth Canyon Wild, will also be screened and we’ll have a staffed information table on site. This event requires tickets, which must be purchased in advance.

Labyrinth Canyon is home to irreplaceable cultural sites, important wildlife habitats for the desert bighorn sheep and Mexican spotted owl, and unmatched wilderness opportunities. This gem of a place is worth protecting!

Learn more and register using the QR code above (or link in bio).

Last week, the Trump Administration announced it i

Last week, the Trump Administration announced it is making previously off-limits public land available for coal leasing under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), including 48,000 acres in Utah administered by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

This announcement signals the administration’s intent to push speculative coal development on public lands next to national parks and monuments. New analysis from conservation groups shows parcels available for leasing directly adjacent to or near Zion, Bryce Canyon, and Capitol Reef National Parks and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.

Maps and additional info can be found at the link in our bio. #protectwildutah

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