Indian Country Today. "The All Pueblo Council of Governors, representing the collective voice of the member 20 sovereign Pueblo nations of New Mexico and Texas, convened last week Thursday in Bears Ears affirming commitment to protect the precious and vulnerable sacred sites within the Bears Ears cultural landscape."
KUER Radio. Pueblo Nations continue the good fight on behalf of Bears Ears.
SUWA. "The BLM is pulling back its leasing decisions because the agency has recognized that it failed to fully analyze the greenhouse gas emissions and climate change impacts of those decisions in determining whether leasing is appropriate in the first instance."
Oregon Live. We offer our congratulations to the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission in receiving $11 million from Senate appropriations to address the needs of their fishing sites.
Hewlett Foundation. Interview with Coalition co-chair Carleton Bowekaty on conservation, environmental stewardship, and indigenous land management.
BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT, UTAH (May 29, 2019) – The Interior Department continues to push forward with its Monument Advisory Committee (MAC) for the so-called Shash Jáa and Indian Creek Units despite pending legal challenges to the Trump Administration’s decision to shrink the Bears Ears National Monument into these two, much smaller units. Specifically, the Interior Department is conv
Grand Canyon Trust Blog. "White Mesa community members are especially worried that pollution from the mill may contaminate the air they breathe and the water they drink."
CBS. A look at some of the remarkable places in Bears Ears. Make sure to Visit With Respect whenever traveling to sacred and natural landscapes (Videographer: Scot Miller).
The Guardian. Representative Haaland (NM-01) continues to be a protector and gatekeeper for tribal interest and public lands.
Official Letter to Secretary Perdue of Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition Opposition to the Utah Roadless Rule