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Patagonia s New CEO Plots a Post-Trump Future for the Activist Brand | News & Analysis

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Trump s impact on Indian Country over four years — High Country News – Know the West

Michael Nigro/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images When President Donald Trump took office in January 2017, many tribal leaders took a wait-and-see approach, given his poor record on Indigenous affairs. Four years later, Indian Country has weathered a failed pandemic response, budget cuts and diminished environmental regulations. Over the span of his administration, many leadership positions in the Bureau of Indian Affairs and the Interior Department were left empty or filled by appointees never vetted by Congress. The annual White House Tribal Nations Conference, held by President Barack Obama for eight years, ceased. Trump’s three Supreme Court justices include one with a solid understanding of federal Indian law and the U.S government’s responsibility to tribes, as well as one whose judicial perspectives are actively harmful.

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The world s amazing monuments most in danger

Incredible monuments most in danger By Jen Grimble of Love Exploring | Endangered monuments around the globe For more than 50 years, the World Monuments Fund (WMF) has been working to protect and promote our most endangered architectural and cultural treasures and has so far supported 836-plus sites in 135 countries. Every two years, the WMF takes nominations for global landmarks in urgent need of help. From Notre-Dame Cathedral to Bears Ears National Monument, these 25 extraordinary places have made the charity s 2020 Watch list. © Bryan Busovicki/Shutterstock

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The Milestone for Public Lands You ve Never Heard of, and Why It Matters Today · National Parks Conservation Association

camera icon © Miroslav Liska/Dreamstime Today is the 50th anniversary of the Blue Lake Act, signed into law by President Richard Nixon, which returned 48,000 acres of sacred, traditional land to the Taos Pueblo Tribe of northern New Mexico after a 64-year struggle. Blog Post Honor Indigenous history at these 15 sites where visitors can learn about the extensive connections tribes have with today’s national parks. See more › Blue Lake lies high in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains at the top of the Rio Pueblo de Taos, whose waters run through the traditional Pueblo village 20-some miles downstream. It is a very sacred place to the tribe the location of their emergence from a previous world into this one and the site of pilgrimages and other traditional activities. But the land itself is just one part of why that day was so momentous to Indigenous peoples.

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The Bears Ears Monument Advisory Committee Meeting Enhanced by Virtual Field Tour

The Bears Ears Monument Advisory Committee Meeting Enhanced by Virtual Field Tour Dec 14, 2020 On October 16, the Bears Ears National Monument Advisory Committee (BENM MAC) took a unique approach to explore the 201,876-acre monument located in southeast Utah. USFS Wilderness & Recreation Manager Brian Murdock and BLM Archaeologist Jared Lundell overlook the region just south of the Bears Ears Buttes during video filming. The BENM MAC convened online to discuss management of the increasingly popular destination that includes both developed front country and remote backcountry experiences. Originally, the committee would have had a field tour of the monument as a part of the meeting, but when it moved online, they had to explore other options for the field trip.

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