Be Heard on Bears Ears - Wed. April 20 @ 9am - Utah State Capitol Bears Ears needs YOU! Join UDB and other Bears Ears supporters at the state capitol in SLC on Wed AM. The UT Legislature's 'Commission for the Stewardship of Public Lands' will
Join us to hear updates & discuss the Bears Ears National Monument Date Time Location Friday April 15th 9:00 AM NaaTsisAan (Navajo Mountain) Thursday April 28th 4:30 PM Towaoc-UMU Community Center Saturday April 30th 10:00 AM White Rocks Community Friday May 13th 9:00 AM Kayenta Chapter Saturday May 14th 9:00 AM Red Mesa Chapter July 15th - 17th All Day Bears Ears Summer Gathering FREE COMMUNITY EVENT
The record has been set straight; Tribes are united behind Bears Ears.” https://fourcornersfreepress.com/?p=2802 https://fourcornersfreepress.com/?p=2797
The Oljato Chapter of the Navajo Nation re-affirmed its Bears ears resolution of support on Sunday, November 8th by vote. 40 Chapter House members were in favor of Bears Ears being designated, zero were against, and zero abstained. Despite media reports to the contrary, Tribes and
Press conference Thursday, October 15th, 2015 at 11:00 AM Eastern (9:00 AM Mountain). Video from the Press Conference Go to the official Bears Ears Coalition web site
Willie Grayeyes responds to Commissioner Adams statement in the Deseret News ARTICLE explaining how broad and deep Native American support is for Bears Ears. Resolutions of support are listed on the Inter-Tribal Coalition’s website here DOWNLOAD RESOLUTIONS OF SUPPORT
Get your Protect Bears Ears t-shirt with a donation of $20+ Sport your support! Receive an organic cotton "Protect Bears Ears" t-shirt with a donation of $20 or more. The front of the T-shirt displays the phrase "Protect Bears Ears," and the back features the new inter-tribal
Utah Diné Bikéyah Board Chairman Willie Grayeyes was appointed to the BLM Utah Resource Advisory Council by the U.S. Interior Department. Members of the Utah Resource Advisory Council (RAC) offer recommendations on management of 22.9 million acres of federal public lands in Utah. According to
The Patagonia corporation has been a strong supporter of the Bears Ears initiative and is featuring our conservation work in its May, 2015 climbing catalogue. In January Patagonia sent two huge boxes of Patagonia jackets that helped keep Utah Navajo community members warm and comfortable
Six Native American toured the Bears Ears proposal in April, 2015 and were struck by the importance of this naturally intact landscape and the values shared by Tribes and other Americans in protecting this region. This article by the Salt Lake Tribune details progress being