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Support Indigenous Stewardship of Bears Ears - Patagonia Action WorksThe recent action by the Trump administration to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments is yet another attempt to liquidate public lands.pat.ag

The administration’s actions effectively end Tribal co-management and are another attack on public lands, environmental regulation and climate action. Read the letter — and add your business’s name if you can — below. pat.ag/B/BearsEarsS...

Over 330 Tribal Entities, Businesses, Faith Communities, Veterans, Science and Conservation Organizations Speak Out Against Evisceration of Protections for Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears Nat...Today, over 330 Indigenous entities, faith groups, veterans, businesses, outdoor recreation companies, and scientific and conservation organizations sent a letter to the Trump administration...pat.ag

Read Caroline’s full piece on the July 13 presidential proclamations that all but eliminated Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears national monuments. pat.ag/B/SaltLakeTr...

Voices: Politicians are playing games with Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears. We deserve better than whiplash.“I am tired of politicians playing games with our land,” Caroline Gleich writes in an op-ed. “Shrink it, restore it, shrink it again ... That is no way to protect anything, and the people who live dow...pat.ag

“These lands hold more than 100,000 cultural sites, Native homelands since time immemorial and fossil beds in Grand Staircase that scientists have not even begun studying.”

It’s time for the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation to recognize that freeing the river from dams and diversions will help mitigate the climate crisis. Read Gary’s piece below. pat.ag/B/Diversiono...

Is the Colorado River in a climate doom loop?The diversion of the Colorado River causes GHG emissions that dries out the Southwest, causing decision-makers to try to accelerate the diversion.pat.ag

Not only do the reservoirs and hydropower turbines themselves emit GHGs, but the dry-up of two million acres of wetlands in the Colorado River Delta in Mexico, caused by the dams, is the biggest source of GHG emissions in the whole system.

A new study by Tell The Dam Truth describes how the massive damming of the Colorado River is a source of greenhouse gas emissions.

We're not giving up and neither should you. Take action at pat.ag/B/PAW/July16... Photos: Mason Cummings, Adriel Heisey, Jonathan Bailey, Andrew Burr

Support Indigenous Stewardship of Bears Ears - Patagonia Action WorksThe recent action by the Trump administration to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments is yet another attempt to liquidate public lands.pat.ag

The federal government had agreed to work with Tribal Nations to collaboratively manage these public lands. That commitment was also dismantled with this illegal action.

You can virtually not even walk on it.” People can hunt, fish, walk, climb and camp in both monuments, and the protections prevented drilling and mining that could ruin a great hike and harm the ecosystem.

When it was announced, lies were told, such as, “You can't go hunting, you can't go fishing, you can't do anything.

The people who hunt, fish, climb, hike and love these places span every political party, age and background, making public lands supporters one of the most diverse coalitions in America today. - CEO Ryan Gellert Learn more and get involved at pat.ag/B/PAW/July13... Photos: Marc Toso

Support Indigenous Stewardship of Bears Ears - Patagonia Action WorksThe recent action by the Trump administration to shrink Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments is yet another attempt to liquidate public lands.pat.ag

Utahns have said they do not want Tribal voices shut out or to see the monuments shrunk and given to developers.

In April, Congress removed protections from the headwaters of the Boundary Waters, opening it to a Chilean mining company. Last summer, Congress attempted to sell off public lands to balance the federal budget. These orders continue the onslaught.

We have never before seen a whole-of-government attack on environmental regulation, climate action, public lands and nature like we have in the past year and a half. A few examples: The administration last week dismantled protections from the Endangered Species Act.

In 2017, when the first Trump administration illegally gutted Bears Ears by 85%, Patagonia joined with businesses, conservation groups and Tribal Nations to sue the U.S. government. It was the first time a company took a sitting president to court over public land protection.

We are proud to have been part of the coalition of Tribal Nations and environmental groups that worked for years to establish Bears Ears.

Today's move by the president does the opposite. It is the government turning its back on tribal co-management and opening the land to industry interest. We are committed to defending the land with those who have stewarded the area for time immemorial.

Tribal Nations are the original stewards of the area, with ties to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante stretching back thousands of years. We must support their vision to ensure these sacred cultural landscapes are protected.

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