About The High Uintas Preservation Council

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About the High Uintas Preservation Council

Mission Statement Of The High Uintas Preservation Council

The High Uintas Preservation Council endeavors to preserve and restore the integrity of the High Uintas Ecosystem. We foster ecological literacy and activism. We seek community based solutions. We affect the accountability of public decision makers. We work to maintain inherent biological diversity and ecological processes. We encourage an expanded ecological and spiritual vision of the High Uinta Mountains.

Board of Directors, High Uintas Preservation Council

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Margaret Pettis
Mark McKeough
David Jorgensen
Connie Bullis

Coordinator: Dick Carter
Editor/Artist: Margaret Pettis
Webmaster: Marty Steitz

David Whitten Photography

Dead Horse Lake and Mountains by David Whitten

Supporting Businesses:

Swiss Water Bottle www.mysigg.com Working through 1% for the Planet, the Swiss Water Bottle Company (Swissbottle.com), out of good old North Ogden, Utah, donated over $1,800 to the High Uintas Preservation Council this spring. These good folks are the #1 online distributor of Sigg, Swiss water bottles, Sigg accessories and more. They join a group of generous supporters by distinguishing themselves through a wild voice and hope for a wild Uintas. Thank you kindly!
XMission www.xmission.com	James Kay Photography www.jameskay.com	Sam Wellers Books www.samwellers.com
	Garcia Machine www.backpackerscache.com
David Whitten Photography www.davidwhittenphoto.com	Ken Sanders Rare Books www.kensandersbooks.com	Black Diamond Equipment www.bdel.com

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