Instagram Stewardship
This photo essay includes images related to the issue of how technology is used to share information about public lands and other recreational spaces and the debates going on around appropriate use
Loved to Death - The ethics of geotagging
This image is of an online article that discusses the ethics of geotagging and how that shapes the impact of visitors on undeveloped, "wild" spaces.
Colorado Plateau Map (Grand Canyon Trust)
This map delineates variously classified areas of land on the Colorado Plateau.
Sandstone and Petroleum on the Colorado Plateau
This article, written in 2007, describes the geologic conditions that result in petroleum reserves in/on the Colorado plateau and considers what this means for Utah's oil future.
Interrogating Land Tenure, Management, and Use in the Anthropocene
This PECE essay includes a variety of tools for interrogating what role varied histories and contemporary configurations of land tenure, management, and use shape anthropocenics.
"What's your stewarship story?"
This image is a screenshot of a Twitter ad by Land o' Lakes that says "Every farmer's stewardship story is different. We want to hear yours.
Federal Ownership and the Politics of Visual Representation
This image, showing total surface and subsurface federal ownership in the United States, is frequently used in news articles, blog posts, reports, and social media posts, most often paired with ant
Contesting Monument Designations on Social Media
This image consists of two social media posts screen-captured by Danica Loucks. The first, posted by Patagonia Inc.
"For The Navajo Nation, Uranium Mining's Deadly Legacy Lingers" (NPR)
This article describes the enduring effects of uranium mining on the Navajo Nation, located in the southwest U.S.
"Public Lands Hates You" started as an instagram account and has now expanded to a website highlighting (and publicly shaming) the ways that people do damage to public lands in the name of getting