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blog BY shauna_sherard ON September 28 - 0 COMMENTS
Drilling in the Ruby Mountains of Nevada?
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Photo: U.S. Forest Service Drilling in Nevada’s Ruby Mountains? Momentum builds to keep it like it is.   Sometimes referred to as the “Nevada Alps”, the Ruby Mountains are what most mountain ranges want to be when they grow up. Rugged peaks jut nearly a mile into the sky from the valley floor, with [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON September 27 - 0 COMMENTS
The people of Little Mountain
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What are public lands? For some they are a place to hunt, fish and recreate. For others, they are a place to find peace and solace. For many, they are both.   We all have those special haunts that aren’t just a spot on a map, they are a place in our hearts. For Haley Richards, who grew up in nearby [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON September 25 - 0 COMMENTS
Responsible energy development: Reflecting back on a better path forward
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By Corey Fisher Over a decade ago, plans for drilling on the Roan Plateau in western Colorado ranked fifth in the top 10 Colorado news stories of 2007, noting that the Roan Plateau had become a “national battleground over energy independence as the state fights the federal government over gas [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY Josh Duplechian ON September 14 - 0 COMMENTS
Public Lands Month photography contest
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It's public lands month at Trout Unlimited. It's also photo/video contest time! During the month of September, post a picture or short video on Instagram featuring America’s public lands, use the hashtag #publiclandsmonth and tag @troutunlimited for a chance to win. Winners will be chosen at random [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON September 13 - 0 COMMENTS
Out of sight, out of mine
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By Randy Scholfield  We are bouncing along in four-wheel drive vehicles, high in the Clear Creek watershed west of Denver, overlooking beautiful forest vistas and steep hillsides laced with snowmelt creeks. We are here with a group of reporters to show them a dark secret hidden in this backcountry [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON August 31 - 0 COMMENTS
Happy public lands month!
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Trout Unlimited launches month-long celebration of public lands September is #publiclandsmonth Trout Unlimited is devoting the month of September to celebrating America's public lands and diving into the issues facing our hunting and fishing heritage. Starting Sept. 1, we will be taking the entire [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON June 8 - 0 COMMENTS
111 years of great monuments
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Great ideas have longevity. 111 years ago today, Theodore Roosevelt signed the Antiquities Act into law, cementing the importance of our public lands heritage for decades to come. Since then, some of the most important fish and wildlife habitat in the country has been set aside for the benefit of [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON May 17 - 0 COMMENTS
Voices from the River: Protect our public lands
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Sunset at Boswell Landing 2015. Photo: Paul Hosford/U.S. Forest Service By Jen Ripple As Americans, we consider ourselves a cultured people and rightfully place high value on the arts. The arts allow us to speak a common language regardless of social, economic or racial barriers. Nowhere is this [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON April 15 - 0 COMMENTS
Spotlight on Rio Grande del Norte
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Note: this is part of a series of blogs detailing the Antiquities Act and national monuments that matter to hunters and anglers. Come back and visit in the coming days to learn more about your public lands and how national monuments conserve our hunting and fishing heritage.  By Greg McReynolds The [ READ MORE... ]
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blog BY shauna_sherard ON April 15 - 0 COMMENTS
Spotlight on Cascade Siskiyou
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Note: this is part of a series of blogs detailing the Antiquities Act and national monuments that matter to hunters and anglers. Come back and visit in the coming days to learn more about your public lands and how national monuments conserve our hunting and fishing heritage. And while you’re at it [ READ MORE... ]
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