For Kids and Lands
Have you been looking for a voice of reason in Utah’s Public Lands Debate? Check out For Kids and Lands a group of citizens, educators and proponents of public education…
DetailsLearn about HB 148 – Protect your public lands
Lesley Mendenhall and Kelly Tucker have prepared this excellent document on the Transfer of Public Lands Act HB 148. Please share this broadly and help inform Utahns about the problems…
DetailsWant to learn more about Water Conservation?
Thanks to Westwood Youth Group for sending us this great resource. Check out this webpage for great links to learn more about water conservation. http://www.air-n-water.com/water-conservation-resources.htm
DetailsLake Powell Pipeline Taxes are Back
Today the Senate Tax and Revenue Committee will be hearing SB 154 a bill that would tax water users across the State to fund the Lake Powell Pipeline. Contact your…
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DetailsSUNCLF Wants to Feature Your Photographs
SUNCLF is looking for your best photographs of Red Cliffs and Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Areas. Our 2013 photography contest will collect the best photographs of these areas for…
DetailsTime to get serious about water conservation
The Bureau of Reclamation is expected to release their report on Colorado River Supply and Climate Change this week. One of the most outrageous proposals to deal with future water…
DetailsProtected Lands Promote Jobs and Higher Incomes
A recent report by Headwaters Economics finds that the West’s popular national parks, monuments, wilderness areas and other public lands offer its growing high-tech and services industries a competitive advantage,…
DetailsOutdoor Industry Association asks Governor Herbert to Stop Attacks on Public Lands
The outdoor industry brings millions of dollars to Utah each year. The Outdoor Retailer convention in Salt Lake City brings $40 million to our state annually. Isn’t it time for…
DetailsSnow Canyon 1998 Resource Management Plan
As you know, since last February there have been on-going discussions by local officials to transfer Snow Canyon State Park to Washington County. Frustratingly, until now, these discussions have not…
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