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Bears Ears National Monument was the first U.S. national monument established at the urging of Tribal Nations and the first managed through Tribal-federal collaboration. Long before its designation, Bears Ears was home to Indigenous peoples, and it remains a living homeland today.

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Hopi, Zuni, Diné, Ute, and other Indigenous peoples have cared for these lands since time immemorial. Tribal Nations that led the effort to protect Bears Ears continue safeguarding these sacred places for their communities and future generations while supporting respectful recreation.

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Stand with Tribal leaders against efforts to shrink Bears Ears, putting culturally significant sites, traditional plants and medicines, and critical landscapes at risk. Support the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition. Visit pat.ag/BS/Indigenou... to learn more or make a donation.

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