Opinion: One of Utah’s outdoor treasures is at risk

By prioritizing energy development over sustainable recreation or habitat preservation, the BLM fails to understand what makes the White River a magnificent and important setting.

(Photo courtesy of EcoFlight) Thhe White River, pictured here, about 40 miles southeast of Vernal.

(Photo courtesy of EcoFlight) Thhe White River, pictured here, about 40 miles southeast of Vernal.

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