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Teacher96x96 05/11/12
Teacher Appreciation Week

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar recalls his favorite teacher.


Waterrights96x96 04/27/12
Historic Water Compact Signed

The Crow Tribe Apsáalooke Nation, the United States of America and the State of Montana executed the Crow Tribe-Montana Water Rights Compact in an historic signing ceremony on Friday, April 27, 2012, at the U.S. Department of the Interior.


ITTRansform96x96 04/26/12
IT Transformation

Senior leaders at the Department of the Interior discuss ongoing efforts to transform information technology


shuttle96X96 04/17/12
Space Shuttle Discovery Flies Over Washington DC

The Space Shuttle Discovery flies over the National Mall in Washington DC.


powwow96x96 04/10/12
Explore America's Great Outdoors

Check out all the great places you can visit on America's public lands. To learn more, visit http://www.recreation.gov.


WomenScale96x96 03/27/12
Women's History Town Hall

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar hosts a town hall in Baltimore Maryland to pay tribute to women's contributions to American heritage and history.


Cherry Blossoms surround the Washington Monument 03/27/12
Celebrating the Cherry Blossom Centennial

First Lady Michelle Obama and Secretary Ken Salazar take part in a ceremony marking the 100th anniversary of Japan's gift of cherry trees to the United States.


Secretary Salazar at the Liberty Bell 03/15/12
Secretary Salazar Visits Independence Hall

During a town hall with local tourism and business leaders in Philadelphia, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar emphasized the importance of international tourism to economic growth and job creation.


President Obama 03/02/12
White House Conference on Conservation

President Barack Obama and conservation advocates speak out about the importance of conservation at a White House conference, "Growing America's Outdoor Heritage."


Secretary Salazar speaking at the White House Conservation Conference 03/02/12
Secretarial Remarks from the White House Conservation Conference

In his opening remarks at the White House Conservation Conference, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar thanked stakeholders and the American public for helping to preserve America's Great Outdoors and our tradition of conservation.


Chattahoochee River in Georgia 02/29/12
Web Q&A: Interior Department answers your questions on rivers

Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Senior Advisor Rebecca Wodder answer questions on river conservation.


Earth 02/09/12
Science at Interior -- A Google Plus Hangout

8th Grade Science students "Hangout" with Secretary Salazar and USGS Director McNutt to discuss the role of science at the Interior Department.


Inflatable boat on river with mountain in background 02/07/12
The Economic Value of Conservation and the Great Outdoors -- Q&A Recorded Live with Secretary Salazar

Your questions answered by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, on conservation and America's Great Outdoors, recorded live on the Web.


Solar Power Tower 02/03/12
America's Energy Future - Q&A Recorded Live with Secretary Salazar

In his State of the Union Address, President Obama laid out a new era for American energy. In this live webchat, Interior Secretary Salazar answered questions from the pubic about how we're creating a new energy frontier.


Inspecting Washington Monument 10/06/11
See the East Coast Earthquake from Three Washington Monument Cameras

On Tuesday, August 23, 2011, an earthquake registering 5.8 magnitude occurred 84 miles southwest of Washington, D.C., damaging the Washington Monument. Here is footage from all three Monument-cams, running simultaneously.


USGS 09/06/11
USGS East Coast Earthquake Q&A

Registering at a 5.8 Magnitude, the earthquake that rattled the East Coast was one of the largest in decades. We answered your questions and more during a live, online chat with one of our top scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey.


Yellowstone Ranger Kevin Franken 09/02/11
It Gets Better

Inspired by the amazing videos posted in support of the It Gets Better campaign, Secretary Salazar and Interior Department staff share their messages of hope and encouragement to LGBT youth across the country who are struggling with being bullied.


Tahnee Robinson 08/11/11
Tahnee Robinson on Let's Move! in Indian Country

The Office of the First Lady’s Let’s Move! Initiative and four federal agencies have launched Let’s Move! in Indian Country to support and advance work to improve the health of American Indian & Alaska Native children.


Secretary Salazar and leadership team at the Grand Canyon 06/20/11
Secretary Salazar's Remarks from Mather Point at the Rim of the Grand Canyon

"Water truly is the life blood of our communities, it's the life blood of our economies, and it's the life blood of who we are. So the steps we are announcing today are about the protection of that life blood."


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Remarks from Mather Point at the Rim of the Grand Canyon

Secretary Salazar stated that he will take action to prevent the opening of one million acres of public and National Forest System lands surrounding the Grand Canyon to new uranium mining.