In Depth: Public Lands In Utah
Season 2 Episode 216 | 26m 33sVideo has Closed Captions
One topic this week: the issues that surround public lands in Utah.
With President Trump’s executive order, two national monuments in Utah were reduced significantly. How did we get here? Why is this issue so decisive? The Hinckley Report dedicates an entire show to discussing Utah’s public lands. Guests include the National Parks Conservation Association’s David Nimkin, KUER’s Judy Fahys, and the Sutherland Institute’s Boyd Mat
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The Hinckley Report is a local public television program presented by PBS Utah
Funding for The Hinckley Report is made possible in part by Cleone Peterson Eccles Endowment Fund, AARP Utah, and Merit Medical.
In Depth: Public Lands In Utah
Season 2 Episode 216 | 26m 33sVideo has Closed Captions
With President Trump’s executive order, two national monuments in Utah were reduced significantly. How did we get here? Why is this issue so decisive? The Hinckley Report dedicates an entire show to discussing Utah’s public lands. Guests include the National Parks Conservation Association’s David Nimkin, KUER’s Judy Fahys, and the Sutherland Institute’s Boyd Mat
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The Hinckley Report is a local public television program presented by PBS Utah
Funding for The Hinckley Report is made possible in part by Cleone Peterson Eccles Endowment Fund, AARP Utah, and Merit Medical.