Grand Canyon Trust

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A conservation organization with a mission to safeguard the wonders of the Grand Canyon and the Colorado Plateau, while supporting the rights of its Native peoples. This is our hope-filled feed.

This crew is working in the headwaters of North Canyon Wash, a drainage that feeds into the Grand Canyon. This was one of the hardest-hit areas of the 2025 Dragon Bravo Fire, which burned 145,504 acres across the north rim of the Grand Canyon. www.grandcanyontrust.org/blog/volunte...

Volunteers Kickstart Recovery on North Rim after Dragon Bravo Wildfire | Grand Canyon Trust

A year after the Dragon Bravo Wildfire burned across the north rim of the Grand Canyon, volunteers are helping the landscape recover.

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📢 Urgent request from the Havasupai Tribe re: Pinyon Plain uranium mine near the Grand Canyon. ➡️ Contact AZ Dept of Environmental Quality at peters.karen@azdeq.gov & urge them not to raise the arsenic limit at one of the mine's monitoring wells, putting the Tribe's drinking water at risk.

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The deadline to throw out the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument plan with a simple majority vote in the Senate has passed. Now, if Sen. Lee still tries to overturn the plan under the Congressional Review Act, the resolution must receive 60 votes in the Senate.

Mike Lee’s fast-track attempt to scrap Grand Staircase management plan fails

The Senate missed the 60-day window that would have allowed lawmakers to scrap the national monument's management plan with a simple majority vote

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Plans to expand White Mesa uranium mill: "White Mesa residents & Ute Mountain Ute reps raised concerns about...groundwater contamination, cultural-resource protections & whether the community would have meaningful input before any decision is made." @lpmckay.bsky.social www.ksjd.org/podcast/ksjd...

White Mesa residents raise concerns over proposed mill expansion

Utah regulators met with White Mesa residents Monday about Energy Fuels’ proposed rare earth expansion at the White Mesa Mill.

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Op-ed: Navajo Nation Senior Anthropologist Erik Stanfield details how a robust and democratic public process led to a compromise plan for Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument – the same plan Utah politicians are trying to eliminate. Read: tinyurl.com/yx6d2c6w Act: tinyurl.com/36jjdz75

Voices: GOP leaders say local interests were ignored in the Grand Staircase-Escalante planning process. That’s not what I saw.

“This is bigger than one monument plan,” writes Erik Stanfield in an op-ed. “Democratic erosion rarely begins with the dramatic abolition of public process.”

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