Utah’s public lands are where Americans play and the federal government needs to pay, Tribune Editorial Board writes

Utah gets just a smidgen of Great American Outdoors Act funding. They should let the Interior Secretary know that doesn’t cut it.

(Zak Podmore | The Salt Lake Tribune) Louis Williams, a Diné guide who runs Ancient Wayves River and Hiking Adventures in San Juan County, stands before the House on Fire cliff dwelling in Bears Ears National Monument on April 16, 2021. Tourists are overrunning ancient sites in the monument area.

Utah’s public lands are where Americans play and the federal government needs to pay, Tribune Editorial Board writes

Utah gets just a smidgen of Great American Outdoors Act funding. They should let the Interior Secretary know that doesn’t cut it.

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