Chiricahua National Park: Protecting Nature and Tribal Rights
This act renames the Chiricahua National Monument to Chiricahua National Park, aiming to enhance the protection of its unique rock formations and biodiversity. It also establishes specific management rules that respect the traditional rights and needs of Indian Tribes, ensuring their access to cultural sites and the ability to collect resources.
Key points
Chiricahua National Monument is now Chiricahua National Park, strengthening its protection.
Indian Tribes are granted access to traditional cultural sites and can collect plants and minerals within the Park.
A Tribal commission will be established to advise on Park management, incorporating indigenous knowledge and traditions.
Mining and mineral leasing are prohibited within the Park boundaries, safeguarding its natural resources.
Status:
Expired
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