By Nahum Ward-Lev and Andrew Black | Dec 9, 2017 We just returned from a visit to the Bears Ears National Monument in southern Utah in the company of nearly 30 faith and tribal leaders. Our group undertook the journey to stand in solidarity with the indigenous tribes that have held this land sacred for […]
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By Carmichael Dominguez and Julian Gonzales | Jun 5, 2021 Updated Jul 11, 2022 One hundred fifteen years ago Tuesday, June 8, then-President Theodore Roosevelt signed into law the Antiquities Act, allowing himself and future presidents to permanently protect certain unique and special public landscapes where we hunt, fish, farm, ranch, connect with and honor our land-based
By Andrew Black, Jesse Deubel and Max Trujillo | Jun 9, 2022 Updated Jul 15, 2023 When President Joe Biden visits New Mexico this week, he will witness firsthand unfathomable devastation and loss. The Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire and the Black Fire have burned more than 600,000 acres and forced thousands to flee their homes. These statistics
