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Pro-monument advocates were concerned about artifacts and burial sites being looted, along with potential damage from future oil and gas development in the region. They argued for a monument to provide greater policing of the area, tighter restrictions on oil and gas leasing, and a cohesive management plan to help visitors explore the region responsibly and safely. The Native American tribes pushing for the monument also wanted to have a say in how the land was managed, hoping that by creating a new co-management system, it would set a precedent for Native Americans to be part of how public lands are managed across the nation.
Watch the video to learn why some members of the community support making Bears Ears a National Monument.