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Our mission is to promote the responsible enjoyment of the Gold Butte National Monument through education, stewardship, advocacy, and preservation of natural and cultural resources.

Friends of Gold Butte is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization.

We host monthly guest speakers in Mesquite on all outdoor topics like archeology, geology, desert animals, desert plants, history, and others.

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EDUCATION

Preserving the integrity of Gold Butte is our primary mission. In partnership with the BLM, we regularly work on many types of stewardship projects.

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STEWARDSHIP

Being an advocate for Gold Butte never ends. We need your help writing letters, tabling at events, speak up at community meetings, and more.

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ADVOCACY

We lead hikes and outings on a regular basis from September through April. We enjoy all forms of outdoor recreation, especially in Gold Butte.

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PRESERVATION

Our Goals

Our goals are focused in four strategic priority areas:

Programs: Create education and outdoor recreation programs that support the enjoyable and sustainable use of Gold Butte and other public lands.

Advocacy: Cultivate community relations and support land management policies and decisions that preserve a healthy landscape and promote responsible access and use of Gold Butte.

Infrastructure: Facilitate the installation and maintenance of infrastructure necessary to support access to Gold Butte and protect the landscape.

Organizational Sustainability: Ensure the organization is financially sound, has strong partner relationships, a positive community standing, and a growing membership that supports the organization and operations.

We envision a vibrant and healthy Gold Butte landscape where the land and wildlife, cultural resources, and solitude are preserved and accessible for the enjoyment of current and future generations.

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