Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition

A new poll commissioned by our friends @GrandCanyonTrust shows: 71% of Utah voters support keeping Bears Ears National Monument 89% believe Tribes should have a strong role in managing ancestral lands. 81% support the landmark collaborative management agreement #ProtectBearsEars

The Bears Ears Resource Management Plan (RMP) has officially been finalized! This landmark achievement is a transformative step forward for Indigenous-informed land stewardship and collaborative management. 🧵 📸: Tim Peterson

The Bears Ears RMP also serves as a national model for public land management. Rooted in unity, trust, and shared responsibility, it sets a new standard for collaboration between Tribal Nations and federal agencies. Find the final RMP here:

Together, we are: ✨ Honoring the past ✨ Protecting the present ✨ Preserving the future of Bears Ears We invite you to celebrate this historic moment with us. #BearsEars #IndigenousStewardship #CollaborativeManagement #ProtectBearsEars

On January 16th, the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition invites you to an exciting youth-centered event led by Community Engagement Coordinator Harrenson Gorman, known for their work in cultural education and community outreach. We can’t wait to see you there!

Today, we celebrate the anniversary of the Bears Ears National Monument’s original designation by President Obama. This milestone established the Bears Ears Commission, centering Indigenous perspectives in the stewardship and management of ancestral lands. 📸 (c) Tim Peterson

The 100 Years of Silence project is a powerful initiative that seeks to reclaim history and foster healing by telling the story of the 1923 Aniknuche Incarceration from an Indigenous perspective. We are proud to support this incredible work and uplift the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe.

We were honored to meet with Secretary Haaland, who shared powerful words of hope for the Tribal Nations of the Bears Ears Commission and all Indigenous communities fighting to protect their ancestral homelands.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the @NPCA for generously hosting us during this important gathering.

Celebrate culture & generosity by buying from Native artists or donating to Native-led orgs. Handcrafted jewelry, beadwork, pottery, etc., make unique gifts while empowering Indigenous communities. Native creatives/orgs: Drop your links below or repost to share your work!

Yesterday, on #GivingTuesday, we were profoundly inspired by the overwhelming support and generosity from our community. Your contributions empower the 5 Tribes of the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition to protect this sacred landscape.

We also celebrate everyone who supported Native-led orgs nationwide through the #GiveNative campaign by @NativeWaysFederation. Your contributions uplift cultural resilience, environmental stewardship & community well-being. Every gift makes a difference.

From all of us: Thank you - Ahéhee' - Kwakwhay - Askwali - Elahkwa - Tog'oiak'. #ProtectBearsEars #GiveNative #GivingTuesday

Your donation directly supports the 5 Coalition Tribes—the Hopi Tribe, Navajo Nation, Ute Indian Tribe, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, & Zuni Tribe—in safeguarding ancestral lands & cultural resources for generations to come.

Let’s build a future rooted in Native-led stewardship & community-driven action. Support the Tribes. Protect Bears Ears. Make your impact TODAY. #GiveNative #GivingTuesday Donate here:

Today is #GivingTuesday, and we’re calling on YOU to #GiveNative Support the Bears Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition in protecting Bears Ears National Monument—a sacred landscape of immense cultural, spiritual, & ecological importance. #ProtectBearsEars #IndigenousStewardship