Support Indigenous Stewardship of Bears Ears

Support Indigenous Stewardship of Bears Ears

How we care for Bears Ears—and involve its original stewards—matters now more than ever. Support the first-ever national monument management plan informed by a coalition of Tribal Nations. This could transform the future of all public lands.

“When we put tribal people in decision-making positions, we’re creating a better future for all.” —Charissa Miijessepe-Wilson  

For nearly a decade, we’ve joined Indigenous tribes, environmental leaders and the outdoor community in the ongoing fight to preserve Bears Ears and the surrounding landscape as a nationally protected monument. Now, we have a historic opportunity to approve the first public lands management plan informed by a coalition of Tribal Nations. 

The plan, known as Alternative E, does not negatively impact access to outdoor sports across Bears Ears. Instead, it prioritizes recreational access while incorporating Traditional Indigenous Knowledge—which has allowed the five tribes of Bears Ears to sustainably manage their ancestral lands for centuries. Join us in supporting responsible recreation and help support Indigenous stewardship of public lands today.    

Why Tribal Co-Management of Public Lands Matters

Co-management provides a roadmap for the sustainable conservation of all public lands. 

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