The Bears Ears
A Human History of America's Most Endangered Wilderness

It's a love letter and an overview of the recently created (and de-created) national monument in southeastern Utah. But mostly it's a love letter. Roberts has visited the place a few dozens of times and gone on hundreds of hikes. He loves the complete out-of-nowhere-dness of it all, and most especia......more

It's incredibly frustrating to me that this author is one of the most prominent people to write about a corner of the world that means so much to me. Roberts' writing style is grating and his arrogance is abundant. Refusing to acknowledge both scholarly consensus and the wishes of indigenous people......more

Wonderful history of the bears ears area in utah and the author's extensive adventures in this magical area. My dad and I first started exploring this area in the early 1990s ...some of my fondest memories are of this area...I've wanted to retire to this area to continue my explorations...thank you......more

As a Utah resident, I have loved my time in many of southern Utah's amazing national parks and monuments, but I had never even heard of Cedar Mesa. I had, of course, heard much about the controversial Bears Ears national monument established by President Obama, then greatly diminished by President T......more

I have loved anything with the Anasazi and their amazing cliff dwellings since I visited Mesa Verde as a teen. I would have loved more about their history in this book rather than more of the recent stories. I wish the pictures were in color to give a real sense of how amazing this area is! The book......more