Land Defenders
Stories from Land Defenders at the forefront of conservation in the Greater Grand Canyon Region.
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S1 Ep. 11 Lydia Breunig and Hilary Giovale on settler relationships to place, being a good relative, and Snowbowl Ski Resort (opens the original)
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Join Sacred Land Alliance founders Lydia Breunig and Hilary Giovale for a conversation exploring how settler relationships to place have shaped many people's connection to the Sacred Peaks, what it means to resist colonial ways of relating to land, and discuss their thoughts on how we can become better relatives and accomplices to the Indigenous Peoples whose homelands we inhabit. Together, we discuss why Arizona Snowbowl is an issue the entire Flagstaff community, and the broader region, should
S2 Ep. 3 Grassroots organizing on the Navajo Nation against Uranium Mining in the Region with Diné C.A.R.E. and Biddi Roots (opens the original)
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Join us for Episode 3 of our Monuments and Mines series as we speak with Robyn Jackson of Diné C.A.R.E . and Taymond Tolthe of Bidi Roots . Both Navajo Nation-based organizations are doing incredible work within the region. In this episode we explore Uranium Transport and the Navajo Nation, chat about the incredible community organizing their organizations are doing against the Pinyon Plain Uranium mine, and what mining companies don't want people to know. Support these orgs! Check out Diné C.A
S1 Ep. 10 Kyle Boggs on Recreational Colonialism and the Peaks (opens the original)
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Join us for Episode 10 of our Snowbowl series as we speak with Community Journalist, author, and Professor Kyle Boggs . In this conversation, we dive into Kyle's new book "Recreational Colonialism" as it relates to the peaks. Recreational Colonialism and the Rhetorical Landscapes of the Outdoors argues that outdoor recreation is not politically neutral but can reinforce ongoing settler colonialism by normalizing non-Indigenous claims to and uses of lands that hold deep cultural, religious, and h
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