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Highlining Across the Border
A Trip Through Bears Ears National Monument
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Bears Ears National Monument is under threat of losing the protection of the federal government. Currently, national monuments greater than 100,000 acres created since 1996 are being reviewed. When the folks at Bivy got wind of this, they decided to pack up the car and check out this marvelous place for themselves. They documented the trip and produced this film, Bears Ears Is a Place, Not an Opinion.
