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Here are all posted Updates, since 2013 -- for AZ Chapter (via pages of 10 updates, each). . .
Student Group Names Wandering Wolf “Hope”
July 30, 2024
Flagstaff, Ariz.— Arizona students proposed a new name for Mexican gray wolf F2979, calling her “Hope.” She was captured and collared by the AGFD earlier this month. The agency intends to use her to locate any packmates and return them to recovery...
Borderlands Newsletter - July 2024
July 17, 2024
Monsoons and Storm Gates -- Exploring Parker Canyon Lake -- 'Lens on the Border' is on the Road -- Celebrate Friendship Park's Anniversary! -- News from the Border -- Join the Borderlands Team
Groups Deliver more than 17,000 Petition Signatures to Governor Hobbs Urging Her to Shut Down Pinyon Plain Uranium Mine
June 27, 2024
... to use her authority to close the Pinyon Plain uranium mine that threatens the waters of Grand Canyon and the Havasupai Tribe -- This comes after the groups, scientists, and many others sent a letter to the governor in January, outlining the...
Letter Urges Mexican Gray Wolves to Be Released as Families
June 25, 2024
Conservation organizations today asked the U.S. FWS to release captive-born Mexican gray wolf pairs together with their pups into AZ and NM -- Releases of wolf families that survive and breed would diversify the wild population’s depleted gene pool.
The Grand Plateau Newsletter - June 2024
June 24, 2024
A Beautiful Day on Red Butte -- New Educational Videos regarding Pinyon Plain Mine -- Sign Our Petition Against Pinyon Plain Mine -- RSVP for a Discussion on Uranium and the Grand Canyon -- Check Out Events in Flagstaff and Our Screen Print
Borderlands Newsletter - June 2024
June 19, 2024
Celebrating Junteenth -- Small Wildlife Passages and Ongoing “Restoration” Near Sasabe, AZ -- Outings Leader Training in Phoenix -- Sierra Club Outings Leader Training -- News from the Border -- Join the Borderlands Team
BLM safeguards 98.9% of Sonoran Desert National Monument, its Indigenous resources, desert life from recreational shooting
June 5, 2024
BLM to close almost 500,000 acres (98.9%) of Sonoran Desert National Monument to recreational shooting -- once allowed everywhere amidst the saguaro cacti, native desert life, ancient petroglyphs, and rich cultural history an hour from Phoenix
Mining Arizona
June 1, 2024
Plate tectonics has blessed (or cursed?) Arizona with minerals -- copper, gold, lithium, uranium, zinc, lead, coal, and more -- extracted from the earth at the expense of the environment and indigenous people -- permitted by obsolete federal mining...
Havasupai are Leading Protection of Lands
June 1, 2024
Statement from Stuart Chavez of the Havasupai Tribe = “The work that the Havasupai Tribe has done to stop uranium mining is important because of the sacredness of Havasupai ancestral lands and the natural resources that surround the current mining...