Tribal leaders slam Utah Rep. Curtis’ bill to redraw Bears Ears, say management plan is tribal ‘in name only’

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(AP file photo) Navajo Nation President Russell Begaye, as seen in 2015. The Navajo leader was among tribal officials who testified Tuesday before Congress in opposition to Utah Rep. John Curtis’ proposal for managing the new Shash Jaa National Monument, on land that once was part of the former Bears Ears National Monument — before it was rescinded by President Donald Trump.

Tribal leaders slam Utah Rep. Curtis’ bill to redraw Bears Ears, say management plan is tribal ‘in name only’

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