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Letter: Zinke should make no changes to Grand Staircase-Escalantesltrib.com
In 2007, when I was in a position to move my family and construction business to southern Utah, moving to Escalante was an easy choice to make for one reason: Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Raising ... -
Christa Sadler: The fossils from Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument have made Utah world-renowneddeseretnews.com
The fossils from this monument have proved to be of global significance and have made Utah a world-renowned paleontological mecca. Stories in national and international publications have introduced literally millions of people to the region. -
Proposed oil and gas leases near Dinosaur National Monument stoke oppositiondeseretnews.com
A proposal by the Bureau of Land Management to offer oil and gas leases next to Dinosaur National Monument is raising objections by the National Park Service and environmental groups. Other leases are being offered in the San Rafael region in Utah. -
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Lien: Are Trump and Zinke Roosevelt Republicans in name only? | GreeleyTribune.comgreeleytribune.com
Political pundits and historians have noted similarities between Donald Trump and Theodore Roosevelt, both brash outsiders from New York who shook up politics with populist campaigns. During his post-election -
President Trump, Don’t End the Bipartisan Legacy of Protecting National Monumentshuffingtonpost.com
When President George W. Bush created the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Marine National Monument on June 15, 2006, he declared, “We are here to fulfill a... -
National monuments review must be full and fairelkodaily.com
The Conservation for Economic Growth Coalition, which we lead, has argued consistently that the protection of national public lands – and the designation of national monuments, in particular – are -
'This is our homeland': Panelists say they'll do whatever it takes to protect Bears Earssltrib.com
Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk knew getting into politics would require toughness, but nothing prepared the Ute Mountain Ute Council member for the treatment she received when she spoke last year before a Utah legislative panel in support ... -
Proposed Oil and Gas Leases Threaten San Rafael Swell and Dinosaur National Monumentsuwa.org
Acting in lockstep with the Trump administration’s relentless onslaught against federal public lands, the BLM is proposing to offer at the agency’s December 2017 oil and gas lease sale 79 parcels for leasing and development on approximately 100,000 acr... -
Did Trump election influence Outdoor Retailer decision to leave Utah?deseretnews.com
Political discord over the election of President Donald Trump may have influenced the departure of the state's largest annual convention, according to Utah's lieutenant governor. -
Zion National Park is short on money and staff -- so a nonprofit hopes to supply $3 millionsltrib.com
Between 200 to 300 natural springs are scattered and hidden around Zion Canyon, sustaining a lush environment and wildlife, including the Zion snail, found nowhere else. Even though millions visit every year, the locations and ... -
Our National Monuments Are in Dangersojo.net
We are called to be in loving relationship with our human neighbors and with God’s creation -
How the West was lost - Boulder Weeklyboulderweekly.com
We started in the land of doggie spas and building contractors — Orange County, California. In an hour we’d be underwater, and then on Mars after that. Then a Subway sandwich shop outside Las Vegas. But there was no better place to begin. No other, eit... -
Brian Head fire grows nearly 1,000 more acres overnightstgeorgeutah.com
CEDAR CITY – The Brian Head fire tripled in size in less than 24 hours, spreading from just under a 1,000 acres yesterday afternoon to nearly 2,800 acres by Wednesday morning. -
Counties drawing maps on preferred monument boundariesdeseretnews.com
The Interior Department asked counties impacted from monument designations under agency review because of controversy to draw their preferred monument boundaries, including for Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah. -
New felony charges added in gate-closing case against Utah activistsltrib.com
A prominent environmental activist and her husband appeared Monday in court to answer new felony charges arising from a confrontation with two San Juan County ranchers who allege the couple imperiled cattle by closing a ... -
Golden Braid Books to host Bears Ears voices in panel discussiondeseretnews.com
Two new collections feature essays, poems and interviews about the controversial Bears Ears National Monument. Golden Braid Books will host many of the books' contributors on June 25. -
Native Americans are getting cheated again by a white presidentlatimes.com
Obama worked with native communities in Utah on creating Bears Ears National Monument. Trump now wants to undo that work. -
Let the floodgates of protest open over Bears Earshcn.org
96 percent of public comments defend national monuments. -
Op-ed: A combination of historic preservation and land conservation will create a new kind of travel destinationdeseretnews.com
In short, this combination of historic preservation and land conservation will create an entirely new kind of travel destination. Many people will gain from that.