Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
The election was, without a doubt, a major setback in our work to protect the redrock wilderness. Instead of gaining new protections for the canyon country, we’ll be playing defense against the anti-public-lands Trump administration, backed by Utah’s politicians. Much of the progress we’ve achieved—everything from the restoration of Bears...
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[NOTE: The following letters from SUWA Executive Director Scott Groene and Board Chair Tom Kenworthy appear in the Autumn/Winter 2024 edition of our Redrock Wilderness print newsletter.] In September, I stood in a raucous Washington, DC bar watching the inaugural gathering of the newly minted National Wilderness Coalition. It was...
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Our e-newsletter with the latest on redrock wilderness news and events.
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The Past, Present, and Future of Motorized Vehicle Use in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area The Landscape Over the decades, many writings, both factual and fictionalized, have discussed controversial management decisions governing the stunning landscape of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, particularly when it comes to protecting the Recreation...
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Right now, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is actively working on travel management plans for much of eastern and southern Utah’s incredible public lands, including the Henry Mountains and Dirty Devil area. Stretching from Capitol Reef National Park to Canyonlands National Park and down to Glen Canyon National Recreation...
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