Watch the Trailer and please Share..... In Southeastern Utah, one of the last vast wild places in the lower 48 sits teetering on a precipice of rampant industrial development. Home to the most stunning desert landscapes in the world, the Greater Canyonlands Region has become the playground of adventurous souls who love and appreciate the wonder of wild places. It has also become the target of industrialists, who threaten to turn our treasured parks into islands, our canyons into roaring hydrocarbon highways and our rivers into endangered arteries among vast swaths of oil and gas development, uranium and potash mining and, potentially, tar sands development bordering Canyonlands National Park. Is this development necessary for our nation, or are we sacrificing our finest landscapes in a desperate chase for corporate profits and an archaic energy resource? Is this the legacy we want to leave, or will we step up, draw a line in the sand, and say not here, not now, not ever? Credits: Special thanks to Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, The Good Line and Fly Sky Candy for the aerial footage. Cinematography & Edit by Chris Cresci Directed by Justin Clifton Additional Footage by Justin Clifton Executive Producer: The Grand Canyon Trust Read More… t.co/zgBMRGGqQ3
Posted on: Sat, 23 Aug 2014 16:28:28 +0000
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