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Democrats, Republicans recommend more input, detail on Biden conservation goals

Democrats, Republicans recommend more input, detail on Biden conservation goals Zack Budryk © Getty Images Democrats, Republicans recommend more input, detail on Biden conservation goals Two separate groups of congressional lawmakers sent letters to President Biden this week regarding the administration s conservation plan, with Democrats calling for local stakeholder input and Republicans expressing concerns it would disproportionately impact western states. A group of predominantly western Democratic members wrote in a letter Tuesday in support of Biden s executive order creating the 30 by 30 plan, which calls for conservation of 30 percent of U.S. lands and waters by 2030. As you know, collaboration with Tribes, States, local governments, private landowners, and the full range of stakeholders who use and enjoy our lands and waters is critical to ensuring that we can deliver on this bold vision, they wrote. By marshaling the expertise of U.S. agencies a

5 Stunning Utah State Parks Without the National Parks Crowds

As if Utah s “mighty five” were not already a huge draw for visitors, national park mania, spurred on by the COVID-19 pandemic, has brought swelling crowds to Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, Capital Reef and Zion. The good news: Southern Utah’s massive desert landscape is also sprinkled with a number of lesser known but equally amazing state parks and recreation areas—a number that will grow with the addition the newly approved Utahraptor State Park. The sizable state parks offer more freedom to explore while still providing national park-like experiences in microcosm. As an extra bonus, most of Utah’s state parks are also dog-friendly (check the Utah State Parks site for details).

Utah s Pie-Ala-Road: A Sweeter Way to Explore the State

Utah’s Pie-Ala-Road: A Sweeter Way to Explore the State Follow the Utah Pie Trail through a scenic landscape of water-sculpted canyons and sandstone peaks and past three iconic national parks to savor the flavor at five delectable pie stops. Written by Matcha While iconic trails lace Utah’s mountains and canyons, explore sweet spots in national parks and lead the way to desert hideaways, the state’s most unique trail follows two-lane asphalt roads to the sweetest spots of all. These are the diners, cafes and restaurants that serve pie, the iconic American dessert. The Utah Pie Trail explores southwestern Utah one slice at a time at five stops along a highway loop. 

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