Beyond the Memes Why UPLA Made Monument Reform a Top Priority A monument boundary can change without transferring a single acre of public land. To understand what changed—and why UPLA…
Every time you turn onto a dirt road, climb a rocky trail, or head into Utah’s backcountry, you’re enjoying something that can no longer be taken for granted: motorized access…
Public Lands Must Be Accessible to Everyone Help Us Advance the Outdoor Americans with Disabilities Act Public lands belong to every American. But they are not truly public when millions…
Utah Public Lands Alliance submitted extensive comments yesterday on both the Trail Canyon (Kanab) and Dino North (Vernal) Travel Management Plans. UPLA visited both Kanab and Vernal and met with…
Since the new monument proclamations were issued, social media has been flooded with claims about what the changes will mean for Utah’s public lands. A few claims are partially accurate.…
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