Sáttítla National Monument Established: Protecting Nature and Ensuring Tribal Access.
This Act establishes the Sáttítla National Monument in California (over 206,000 acres), protecting its natural and cultural resources for future generations. Citizens retain the right to recreation like hiking and hunting, but new mineral extraction and commercial timber harvesting are prohibited. A key feature is the formal inclusion of culturally affiliated Indian Tribes in the management and granting them access for traditional purposes.
Key points
Over 206,000 acres of federal land in California are placed under permanent protection, banning new mineral extraction and commercial logging.
Recreational activities, including camping, hiking, hunting, and mountain biking, remain authorized and will be enhanced.
Culturally affiliated Indian Tribes gain formal access for traditional purposes and will co-manage the Monument through a dedicated Commission.
Status:
Expired
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