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Utah Wilderness News, February 22, 2010

Making Canyonlands whole"From the lip of Grand View Point, an immense ruddy landscape in a constant state of decay sweeps before your eyes. And yet, though you're in the heart of Canyonlands National Park, not all you see is within the park. And for many, that's a problem that should...

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Utah Wilderness News, February 19, 2010

Debate begins over potential for new national monuments“A Department of the Interior memo leaked to Utah First District Congressman Rob Bishop shows the Obama administration is thinking about creating national monuments out of a number of parcels of land in the Western United States.”  Video courtesy of Fox 13 News...

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Utah Wilderness News, February 18, 2010

Good News: SUWA legal victory"A federal judge has decided the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance will be allowed to defend its own interests in a lawsuit filed by three oil companies and three Utah counties over a hotly disputed 2008 oil and gas lease sale in Salt Lake City." Read more...

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Utah Wilderness News, February 16, 2010

CO newspaper pans UT pols' plans for federal land grab "To the west of us in Utah a few state lawmakers have ginned up a plan to gain control of federal lands in that state by a simple means: They want to condemn them. Great. All the West needs is...

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Utah Wilderness News, February 12, 2010

A call to protect public lands"The phrase “public lands" refers not just to access, but to ownership. Whether monitored and maintained by the Forest Service, the Bureau of Land Management or any other agency, this country's public lands are the property of the American people. As such, the public has...

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