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BLM travel plan for Utah canyon clears first court challenge

March 21, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ A federal judge declined to issue a preliminary injunction sought by off-highway vehicle groups. The Green River running through Labyrinth Canyon in Utah. EcoFlight A federal judge has rejected a request by off-highway vehicle groups to halt implementation of a Bureau of Land Management travel management plan that curbs motorized access in a ...
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Congress considers bills to limit public lands protections

March 20, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Three bills being heard by a Congressional subcommittee would limit protections for important habitat and beautiful places. Camp Hale Continental Divide National Monument. EcoFlight The House Subcommittee on Federal Lands will hold a hearing on March 20 to discuss several bills. Three of this, if passed, will undermine current processes and future ...
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Uphilling, community and a good breakfast

March 19, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Editor:On any given Friday an incredible group of people brave the elements, walk uphill and gather at the Cliffhouse on Buttermilk for a half-priced breakfast.This past Friday, we at EcoFlight were fortunate to be chosen to host the uphill. Such a beautiful morning and everywhere you looked, you saw and sensed community. ...
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Buddy Program students talk land conservation during EcoFlight

March 12, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ EcoFlight founder Bruce Gordon explains land and water conservation rights in the Roaring Fork Valley while flying past Mt. Sopris.Lucy Peterson/The Aspen Times Two months after hundreds of community members submitted comments supporting the U.S. Forest Service’s mineral withdrawal of the Thompson Divide, high school students with the Buddy Program flew above ...
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New report hopes to spur action on wildlife crossings

March 11, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Roads cuts through the open space of Paradise Valley as seen from an EcoFlight to showcase potential wildlife crossings in June. Isabel Hicks/ Chronicle Yellowstone Safe Passages, a coalition dedicated to improving the safety of people and wildlife on Montana Highway 89, published a comprehensive assessment of wildlife-vehicle collisions along the stretch between Livingston ...
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Thanks, BLM, for Labyrinth Canyon travel plan

March 5, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Editor,The Feb. 8 edition of The Times-Independent included an article with the line, “It’s painful to be discriminated against … because people have a stereotype of what off-roaders are or do.”  (“Moab’s off-road community reflects on change and responsibility,” The Times-Independent, Feb. 8.) Under the BLM’s new travel management plan, the roads ...
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Calif. residents express concerns over Klamath dam removals

March 4, 2024 News & Media No Comments
At Siskiyou County meeting, water quality, loss of lakes were top issues Copco Lake, as it appeared before Copco 1 dam was breached last month and the reservoir was drained.EcoFlight, Klamath River Renewal Corporation HORNBROOK, Calif. — Dozens of people came to the microphone Tuesday during a meeting with Siskiyou County officials to express their ...
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As Production Slows, Arch Considers Sale of Wyoming Coal Mines

March 4, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ The potential sale of thermal coal assets by Arch Resources isn’t the first time the St. Louis company has talked about getting rid of its thermal coal assets in Wyoming’s Powder River Basin, which continue to struggle with production. An aerial view of Black Thunder Coal mine in northeast Wyoming. It’s owned ...
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Tribal members discuss impacts of uranium industry

March 1, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Testimony focuses on rights to life, health, culture, environment and water The white Mesa Uranium Mill on Saturday as seen from EcoFlight on Oct. 22, 2022. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald) The inter-American Commission on Human Rights heard about the contamination of Native American lands by uranium extraction and milling during a thematic hearing ...
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Without abdicating authority, EPA responds to Butler criticism

February 22, 2024 News & Media No Comments
Original Post ➡️ Water quality expert left role in November citing lack of engagement by federal agency The Gladstone water treatment facility at the heart of the Bonita Peak Mining District visible from a 2016 EcoFlight. The Environmental Protection Agency is responding to criticisms leveled by the former chairman of the BPMD Community Advisory Group, ...
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