Imagine a mountain defined by the creation of life, not the production of resources. To the High Uintas Preservation Council, wildness matters.

Ecological processes and biodiversity matter. We believe the preservation of wilderness, the flow of wildness and the well-being of the human animal go hand in hand. We seek solutions to these land preservation issues, remembering that we are part of this world.

But first we must recognize that the real world consists of wild places inhabited by wild critters living their lives as they know how. The Uintas are Utah's most primeval mountains - not only a place of lumber, but of wild forests; not only a place of sheep and cows,but of mountain lions living out their dance with elk; not only a place of hikers or snowmobilers, but of an intense mystery and spirit where creation is at work.

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