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Our goal to bring more attention to the opposition of the Bears Ears Monument and government overreach of western public lands. We also seek to honor our unique lifestyles, our cultural and cherished traditional uses, and the recreational opportunities that the land has to offer.
Our goal to bring more attention to the opposition of the Bears Ears Monument and government overreach of western public lands. We also seek to honor our unique lifestyles, our cultural and cherished traditional uses, and the recreational opportunities that the land has to offer.
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*Fox 5 Interview with Ryan Zinke Listen and Learn
July 30 Comments by
Commissioner Lyman: “This video provides some valuable insight into Secretary Zinke's monument ideology: The
key points to emphasize are that Bears Ears Monument does more harm than good
to archeology; that the size is not appropriate to the "object" being
supposedly protected; that the items mentioned in the proclamation were not unique,
i.e. dark skies, mule deer, chipmunks, etc.
I am concerned that our Washington politicians, and the governor, say one thing when they are here in San Juan, and another behind closed doors with the secretary. I'm pleased that Bears Ears has been the symbolic question to determine where leaders stand on matters of public land and multiple use. It would be a good time for us to reiterate our love for this land and our insistence that the monument be rescinded. Controversy has been the only thing keeping us from being swallowed whole.
[I think it is a good time also to commend Governor Herbert for not cowing down to the Outdoor Retailers Association. Phone: 801-538-1000;
I am concerned that our Washington politicians, and the governor, say one thing when they are here in San Juan, and another behind closed doors with the secretary. I'm pleased that Bears Ears has been the symbolic question to determine where leaders stand on matters of public land and multiple use. It would be a good time for us to reiterate our love for this land and our insistence that the monument be rescinded. Controversy has been the only thing keeping us from being swallowed whole.
[I think it is a good time also to commend Governor Herbert for not cowing down to the Outdoor Retailers Association. Phone: 801-538-1000;
Since they choose to make their exit about Bears Ears, we have an
opportunity to keep the monument in play. Ours is not a message of
contention but we can't allow false narratives to dominate the discussion. We
can win in this final push but now is the time to get our message heard.”
~~ Trail guides needed for San Juan Safari. Call Lynne Shumway for information 435-459-4187
~~NY Times Visits Gold Butte in Nevada “This week, we visit three national monuments
(more than two dozen are under review by the Trump administration and could be
made smaller and opened to logging and mining): Gold Butte in Nevada (below), Bears
Ears in Utah and Berryessa
Snow Mountain in California.
~~National Geographic Visits Bears Ears: Trump’s National Monument Rethink
~~Road Trip to Four Corners Nat’l
Geographic
~~SJHS Grad:
Jennifer VanReenan Ing speaks: Facts about
Bears Ears NM
n Monuments DO NOT mean Local Benefits (Healthy Forests
n At Your
Leisure: Chad & Rita Booth Explore Monument Valley
Companies selling outdoor gear
lobby endlessly for more federal wilderness—subsidized by the taxpayer: Wall Street Journal
n Gold Butte NM is Controversial for Locals PBS coverage
n Nevada FB Group: It Matters How You Stand Coverage on Zinke visit
n Beware of “Push Polls”
and “Slanted Surveys”
n Center for Western Priorities Targets Zinke
n The Russian connection that should worry us: Russia ‘Colludes’ With
US Green Groups to Block Fracking
n More than you probably wanted to know about Patagonia's founder
n What
Happens when there’s a Monument Stop the Siskiyou NM Expansion https://www.facebook.com/NoMonumentPacNW/
n So
long, Good-Bye, Your loss is our gain. Video from Outdoor Industry Ass.
n Old news
still current: Liberal
Billionaires and NGO Enviro Connections
(George Soros and Wyss foundations)
n OP-Ed
in the Spectrum: Let’s
talk about Bears Ears
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Documenting
Bears Ears “No Monument” efforts since July 2016
