OUR MISSION
We work to protect the land, air, and water for all people in Utah through elections, policy, and democracy.
OUR WORK
Our work sits at the intersection of climate, democracy, and place-based power to build a healthier Utah for generations to come. Through a nonpartisan approach, we strengthen the civic and policy infrastructure needed to protect our shared natural resources.
Join us for the 2nd Annual Land We Share Summit
Public Lands challenges are only growing, but so is the movement to protect them. Join us on Friday, October 2 for the 2026 Land We Share Summit, where we'll bring together Tribal leaders, elected officials, organizers, scientists, business leaders, outdoor advocates, and neighbors to tackle the biggest questions shaping the future of the lands we love. We're especially thrilled to welcome acclaimed Indigenous leader, environmental advocate, and bestselling author Winona LaDuke as this year's keynote speaker!
Rural Organizing Is
Public Lands Work
Our team has helped register more than 20,000 Navajo voters across the Navajo Nation. We've spent years recruiting and electing community leaders and building civic infrastructure in San Juan County. National decisions will continue to have an enormous impact on our Monuments and public lands, but local leaders determine whether those who live within these landscapes have a voice in those decisions. That's exactly why our organizing happens year-round.
