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Preserving the natural sonic environment in Bears Ears - Vimarsana News

Preserving the natural sonic environment in Bears Ears

Inactive wells, future uranium extraction and, yes, recreation concern tribal leaders looking to lead the way on protecting the monument

Four Corners Edition, 9/9/2022: Funding school meals; visiting the White Mesa Bear Dance; a Durango athlete talks about her swim of the English Channel - Vimarsana News

Four Corners Edition, 9/9/2022: Funding school meals; visiting the White Mesa Bear Dance; a Durango athlete talks about her swim of the English Channel

KSUT's weekly newsmagazine explores issues important to our region, featuring voices from around the Four Corners, Colorado, and the Inter-Mountain West.

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The Bear Dance season ends with a celebration at White Mesa, Utah - Vimarsana News

The Bear Dance season ends with a celebration at White Mesa, Utah

The White Mesa, Utah community hosted its annual Bear Dance Labor Day weekend. The traditional Ute ceremony consists of four days of nonstop partner dancing. One Bear Dance Chief speaks about reinvigorating the tradition after the pandemic altered ceremonies for two years.

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Preserving the natural sonic environment in Bears Ears - Vimarsana News

Preserving the natural sonic environment in Bears Ears

The Bears Ears Intertribal Coalition outlined protections for the pristine sounds nature creates, showing how the sonic environment is connected to the five tribes’ culture and their very existence. 

As Lake Powell shrinks, new questions surface about its future - Vimarsana News

As Lake Powell shrinks, new questions surface about its future

As drought siphons water from behind Glen Canyon Dam, questions resurface about whether the once-mighty reservoir should be saved or returned to nature.