We are calling for rapid, systemic shifts in the culture and approach to public lands management and use that reflect the diversity and rapidly shifting demographics of our country, demonstrate respect for all cultures, and engage every segment of our population so that more become active users, owners, and supporters of public lands.
Did you know that the @BLMNational wants to open over a million acres of public lands in California to drilling and fracking? The dirty move would disproportionally hurt Latino communities.
Elizabeth Perez was only 10 years old when she moved with her family to the city of Bakersfield, in California. Almost immediately, she says, she began experiencing nosebleeds, headaches, and difficulty breathing. Perez was in and out of a local health clinic for years, but
Hi Friends! I started a blog to support you and the growing number of J.E.D.I. change agents in the environmental movement. Wondering what J.E.D.I. means? Check out the blog.
I am re-sharing my first five blog posts in case you missed...
Hi J.E.D.I.s! Over a month has passed since I launched J.E.D.I. Heart. Exciting! I never expected that it would be so well received, and I want to thank all of you for your support. I am particularly grateful for your engagement in the comment section
Hey everybody! Yeah I know it’s been way too long since the last edition of the Joy Trip Project podcast. As it happens I’ve been crazy busy traveling, writing and yes conducting interviews…
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Kim Lang Going to start one for WHITE WOMEN... TYVM ❤️
Shifting from the previous administration who was intentional and focused on working towards making public lands more accessible and inclusive through innovative programs and public land designations across the country such as Every Kid in a...
Today the Next 100 Coalition: Public Lands for All uplifts the Children & Nature Network.
After the publication of "Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder” in 2005, author Richard Louv, Martha Farrell Erickson, Martin LeBlanc, Michael Pertschuk,...
How can you be what you can’t see? Mikhail Martin, co-founder of Brothers of Climbing said, “I literally typed, ‘Are there black climbers?’ in Google … someo...
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"A lone and obscure company purchased nearly all the public-lands leases the Bureau of Land Management auctioned on Tuesday in an area blanketed with prehistoric structures, rock art and other artifacts left by Ancestral Puebloan cultures.
Whoever is trying to buy drilling rights in an archaeologically rich corner of Utah canyon country, they appear to be going to great lengths to hide their identity.
Today the Next 100 Coalition: Public Lands for All highlights The City Project who continuously fights against green displacement and to achieve equal justice, democracy, and livability for all. Led by Robert Garcia founding Director and Counsel of City Project the organization believes...
Tuesday, November 6th, 2018 at 1:07pm
"It’s easy to overthink it and it’s natural to have some trepidation: How do we do this in an honest way when we haven’t always been as inclusive as we should have been? [...] But if your action level is at zero right now, I encourage you to take at least one step forward." https://t.co/BnNdEJz2Kt
Merrell®@merrelloutside
“Be the change in your organization. Let’s work to ensure that in the near future, our industry’s collective actions inspire and welcome everyone to enjoy the outdoors.” - Sue Rechner, President of Merrell.
Jared Polis@GovofCO
92% of Coloradans use the outdoors as their playground at least once every few weeks. Today we formalized the Inter-Agency Trails & Rec Council, a collab b/w agencies & orgs focused on promoting & protecting outdoor priorities. & we did it outside because, well, we’re Coloradans. https://t.co/R4fyo07zAv
Thursday, October 25th, 2018 at 2:38pm
Thanks to everyone who joined the @next100cltn Colorado Network's policy working session yesterday! So great to have a big group ready to talk about how state policy can help ensure that our public lands reflect all people, respect all cultures, and engage all communities. https://t.co/8gZYYISV7L
