Rep. Rob Bishop's Bill to Reform the Antiquities Act (H.R. 3990)
NATIONAL MONUMENTS LEAKED MEMO CHEAT SHEET
Supporting Information
Imperiled Wildlife Living in National Monuments Lands and Waters
California National Monuments at Risk: Factsheet
Maps:
- Map of all 27 Land and Marine Monuments Originally Under Review
- Land monuments map
- Southwest monuments map
- Pacific Northwest monuments
- Map of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument in Maine
- Map of Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument in Montana
- California monuments map
Defenders of Wildlife Press Statements and Blogs
Statement on President Trump's Executive Order
Secretary Zinke's Recommendations on Bear's Ears a Monumental Mistake
Defenders' View: National Monuments Vital to Wildlife Conservation
Wild Without End: Trump Dumps National Monuments (Medium article)
National Monument Blog Archive
Defenders of Wildlife Comments on National Monuments
(Does not include all monuments included in the April executive order)
Defenders of Wildlife National Monuments Comments - Overall
Comments by State
Arizona
California
Hawaii (marine)
Other Marine Monuments
Northeast Canyons and Seamounts
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Bears Ears (comments pre-interim report)
Bears Ears (comments post-interim report)
Defenders Member Support for Bears Ears
Washington
Need more info? Contact Haley McKey at 202-772-0247 or hmckey@defenders.org!
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