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HR 4532 creates the first ever truly tribally co-managed monument, the Shash Jaa National Monument. It's time to move control out of Washington and back to local stakeholderspic.twitter.com/2HsUYCoqoJ
.@GovHerbert is right: Arbitrary lines on a map won't protect America's archaeological treasures, but @RepJohnCurtis' bill creating an Archaeological Resource Protection Unit will maintain the beauty of America's monuments for generations to comepic.twitter.com/YKKqLaChGU
"Unfortunately, the #BearsEars Monument was done to us, not with us."
-Suzette Morris, Member of Posy Band Ute Tribepic.twitter.com/vQmqQAUW9S
There is no one who supports, respects, and cares about their land more than local native voices who are impacted by them the mostpic.twitter.com/qTrZDSphUG
"True co-management would include the locals, not the outsiders who don't understand our land" -Suzette Morris, Member of Posy Band Ute Tribepic.twitter.com/7nw4HtjLBz
The @SutherlandInst spoke up & got involved after seeing local voices being trampled by corporate interests and radical environmental groups.
@1manderson1 visited locals in San Juan County, Utah in their homes and in their schools.http://j.mp/2DbGVnG
"Please don't put holes in my graveyard. Please don't climb over the trees that I utilize... We don't want somebody else coming in from a different area stepping on our prayers."
-Anna Tom, Diné cc: @stratapolicypic.twitter.com/CVYdg0I8df
Chairman Bishop submits this article into the hearing record:https://www.deseretnews.com/article/865659464/Big-money-environmentalists-and-the-Bears-Ears-story.html …
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