Protecting the Grand Canyon: Indigenous Voices Unite

This chapter examines the dormant status of the Pinon Plain slash Canyon mine and the collaborative endeavors of Indigenous tribes to safeguard the Grand Canyon area through proposed monument designation. It highlights the cultural, spiritual, and historical significance of the land, while addressing the threats of uranium mining and emphasizing the need for federal support and recognition. The conversation calls for public engagement in the preservation efforts, underscoring a collective responsibility to protect sacred sites and ecosystems for future generations.