Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bears Ears, seen on the upper left horizon, and its surrounding areas in southeaste
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bears Ears, seen on the horizon, and its surrounding areas in southeastern Utah, ar
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Looking south beyond the Colorado River, is the northern most boundary of the proposed
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bears Ears, seen on the horizon, and its surrounding areas in southeastern Utah, ar
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, left, speaks in support at unveiling of a "discussion draft
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Congressman Rob Bishop shows a poster criticising his views of federal land use as Cong
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, left, speaks in support at unveiling of a "discussion draft
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Congressman Rob Bishop, center, with Utah Governor Gary Herbert, left, and Congressman
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Lockhart Basin, seen south of the Colorado River, falls within the boundary of the prop
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bears Ears, seen on the upper left horizon, and its surrounding areas in southeastern Utah, are subject to a possible National Monument designation by President Obama under the Antiquities Act for protection. EcoFlight recently flew journalists, tribal people and activists over the northern portion of the proposed 1.9 million acre site in an effort to push for permanent protection from impacts caused by resource extraction and high-impact public use.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bears Ears, seen on the horizon, and its surrounding areas in southeastern Utah, are subject to a possible National Monument designation by President Obama under the Antiquities Act for protection. EcoFlight recently flew journalists, tribal people and activists over the northern portion of the proposed 1.9 million acre site in an effort to push for permanent protection from impacts caused by resource extraction and high-impact public use.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Looking south beyond the Colorado River, is the northern most boundary of the proposed Bears Ears region in southeastern Utah, which is subject to a possible National Monument designation by President Obama under the Antiquities Act for protection. EcoFlight recently flew journalists, tribal people and activists over the northern portion of the proposed 1.9 million acre site in an effort to push for permanent protection from impacts caused by resource extraction and high-impact public use.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
The Bears Ears, seen on the horizon, and its surrounding areas in southeastern Utah, are subject to a possible National Monument designation by President Obama under the Antiquities Act for protection. EcoFlight recently flew journalists, tribal people and activists over the northern portion of the proposed 1.9 million acre site in an effort to push for permanent protection from impacts caused by resource extraction and high-impact public use.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, left, speaks in support at unveiling of a "discussion draft" of a Public Lands Initiative bill affecting 18 million acres in seven eastern Utah counties at the Capitol Tuesday Jan. 20. Congressman Jason Chaffetz and bill sponsor Congressman Rob Bishop, right. Bishop intends on introducing the bill in congress in the next few weeks.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Congressman Rob Bishop shows a poster criticising his views of federal land use as Congressman Jason Chaffetz chuckles. Bishop said that it was an old photo of him 60 lbs. heavier and that a new photo should be used. The three then unveield a "discussion draft" of their Public Lands Initiative bill affecting 18 million acres in seven eastern Utah counties at the Capitol Tuesday Jan 20. Bishop intends on introducing the bill in congress in the next few weeks.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Governor Gary Herbert, left, speaks in support at unveiling of a "discussion draft" of a Public Lands Initiative bill affecting 18 million acres in seven eastern Utah counties at the Capitol Tuesday Jan. 20 as bill sponsor Congressman Rob Bishop and Congressman Jason Chaffetz talk at right. Bishop intends on introducing the bill in congress in the next few weeks.
Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Congressman Rob Bishop, center, with Utah Governor Gary Herbert, left, and Congressman Jason Chaffetz, right, unveil a "discussion draft" of their Public Lands Initiative bill affecting 18 million acres in seven eastern Utah counties at the Capitol Tuesday Jan. 20. Bishop intends on introducing the bill in congress in the next few weeks.
Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune
Lockhart Basin, seen south of the Colorado River, falls within the boundary of the proposed Bears Ears region in southeastern Utah, which is subject to a possible National Monument designation by President Obama under the Antiquities Act for protection. EcoFlight recently flew journalists, tribal people and activists over the northern portion of the proposed 1.9 million acre site in an effort to push for permanent protection from impacts caused by resource extraction and high-impact public use.