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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 …
The fact that the American Govt has artificially forced these tribes onto reservations in violation of their human rights in the past does not nullify their valid cultural connections and claims to lands such as Bears Ears. Stop dissembling.https://bearsearscoalition.org/proposal-overview/ancestral-and-modern-day-land-users/ …
This map is also extremely (and intentionally) misleading because it only shows the centers of administration for these tribes, not the sovreign land boundaries. Members of these tribes are much closer than this deceptive graphic suggest.
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