Embark on an awe-inspiring journey across the American West in this sneak peek of the Mobilizing for Monuments Road Trip Film, launching on April 18.

The film follows The Conservation Alliance, Flickr, Rivian, and Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project on a week-long road trip (November 7-13, 2023) from Colorado to California to share the stories of tribal leaders, conservation non-profits, politicians, and business leaders advocating for the protection of public lands in their backyards. The stories underscore the importance of national monuments for the environment and economy and call for the protection of three million acres of land.

The road trip included five recently designated or proposed national monuments:

-Proposed Dolores River Canyon Country National Monument and National Conservation Area in Colorado

-Baaj Nwaavjo I’tah Kukveni-Ancestral Footprints of the Grand Canyon National Monument in Arizona

-Avi Kwa Ame National Monument in Nevada

-Proposed Chuckwalla National Monument in California

-Proposed expansion of San Gabriel Mountains National Monument in California

For more information about the film and what you can do to help protect these beautiful landscapes,
visit: www.mobilizingformonuments.com/film.

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We’re thrilled to share an incredible journey with you—a road trip that promises not only stunning landscapes but also a deep dive into the heart of conservation and community.

As part of a remarkable partnership, The Conservation Alliance (TCA), Rivian, and Flickr are embarking on a five-day expedition from the picturesque landscapes of Colorado to the beautiful coasts of California. Learn more about the road trip here!

photo by Ales Krivec

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It’s finally here: your chance to join our journey with The Conservation Alliance, Rivian, and Nuestra Tierra Conservation Project! In this film we share the stories of tribal leaders, conservation non-profits, politicians, and business leaders advocating for the protection of 3 million acres of public lands in their own backyards.

These stories underscore the importance of national monuments for the environment, preserving cultural heritage, the local economy, and the future experiences of generations to come. So what are you waiting for? Watch it now!

photo credit: Dani Vernon

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