Five Tribes Join Federal Agencies to Manage Bears Ears National Monument
Draft Plan Released to Collaboratively Manage Ancestral Lands
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03, 2024
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02, 2024
Bears Ears Commission Disappointed with Utah’s Withdrawal from Land Exchange
State of Utah Withdrawals Support for Trust Lands Administration's Land Exchange Bears Ears Commission issues statement Bears Ears National Monument – Feb. 9, 2024 – On Tuesday we learned that Governor Cox sent a letter to Secretary Haaland expressing that the State of Utah is withdrawing their support of the Trust Lands Administration's (TLA) land exchange with the federal government. Thi
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07, 2023
Key Private Property in Bears Ears National Monument to Be Protected Forever
Conservancy Acquisition Could Set New Standard for Private Lands Conservation in Utah BLUFF, Utah— After a 16-month effort, the most important parcel of private land surrounded by Bears Ears National Monument has been permanently protected by The Wildlands Conservancy. The conservancy owns and manages the largest nonprofit nature preserve system on the West Coast. The 320-acre Cottonwood Wa