At the heart of the Hopi world lies a profound responsibility to steward and protect the lands known to us as Hopitutskwa. Our obligation to care for these lands extends beyond Hopi’s current jurisdictional boundaries.
The Zuni people have a profound connection to Bears Ears that transcends government-created boundaries. Our ties to the Bears Ears National Monument are evidenced by the ruins and cultural artifacts left by our ancestors.
The Bears Ears National Monument, known in Diné bizaad as Shash Jaa’, holds profound significance for the Navajo people, serving as a living testament to our rich heritage and deep ties to the Bears Ears region.
