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The Navajo Nation recently released details of a planned development on the eastern boundary of Grand Canyon National Park, including: a rim-based resort; an aerial tramway that will transport visitors to the floor of the canyon; and a half-mile …
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When the Glen Canyon Dam was constructed in the 1960s, there were many unintended consequences to the Grand Canyon ecosystem immediately downstream. One of the more high profile has been the plight of native fish species which have struggled to adapt …
For more than a decade, land managers across the Southwest have been battling the spread of the highly invasive tamarisk tree. This pernicious plant, native to Eurasia, has elbowed out indigenous plants along the banks of the Colorado River and other …
