Adriana García Maximiliano: Why Is Important To Protect the Great Bend of the Gila

Great Bend of the Gila, HCLC, Monuments, VideoDaniela ZavalaNovember 12, 2024Great bend of the gila, arizona, NAtional monuments, Antiquities ActComment

Adriana Garcia Maximiliano: Por qué es importante proteger la Gran Curva de Gila

Great Bend of the Gila, HCLC, Monuments, VideoDaniela ZavalaNovember 12, 2024Great bend of the gila, Arizona, Hispanic Conservation Leadership Council (HCLC), hclc, Antiquities ActComment

La Ley de Antigüedades: Cómo es el proceso para proteger las tierras y aguas públicas de forma permanente.

Photo taken by Daniela Zavala

The Antiquities Act of 1906: Myths vs. Facts

Photo of Escalante National Monument, Utah, taken by Daniela Zavala

The Antiquities Act 101: Understanding the Process To Protect Public Lands and Waters Permanently

Photo of Escalante National Monument taken by Daniela Zavala

Monuments, Guest BlogDaniela ZavalaMay 30, 2024Antiquities Act, NAtional monuments, permanent protectionsComment

One-Year Later: Celebrating Avi Kwa Ame National Monument’s First Anniversary

Photo of Avi Kwa Ame, Nevada, taken by Daniela Zavala

Monuments, Guest BlogDaniela ZavalaMarch 4, 2024Avi Kwa Ame, nevada, nation, Antiquities ActComment

Declaración de HECHO: Las tierras públicas de Arizona, incluyendo el Monumento Nacional del Gran Cañón, están siendo atacadas por proyectos de ley introducidos en la legislatura estatal

Press Releases/Statements, CO River, Grand Canyon, MonumentsDaniela ZavalaFebruary 9, 2024NAtional monuments, Monumentos nacionesl, Arizona, Outdoor Recreation, Antiquities ActComment

Max Trujillo:“National Monument Designations Are One of the Most Democratic Land Protection Methods”

Photo of Escalante National Monument by Daniela Zavala.

Monuments, VideoDaniela ZavalaJanuary 5, 2024NAtional monuments, Public Lands, conserva, Antiquities ActComment

What Can You Do and Cannot Do Within National Monument Boundaries?

Photo of White Sands, New Mexico, by Daniela Zavala.

Monuments, VideoDaniela ZavalaDecember 18, 2023NAtional monuments, Antiquities Act, Public Lands, conservationComment

What Is the Antiquities Act of 1906, and Why Is It Important?

Photo of Chiricahua National Monument by Daniela Zavala.

Monuments, Video, WaterDaniela ZavalaDecember 11, 2023NAtional monuments, Antiquities Act, Public Lands, conservationComment

Op-Ed: Voices of Today’s Conservationists Must Be Heard

HECHO in the NewsDaniela ZavalaMarch 31, 2023Op-Ed, Avi Kwa Ame, Antiquities Act, national monumentsComment

HECHO Statement on Avi Kwa Ame and Castner Rage Designation as National Monuments

Monuments, Press Releases/StatementsDaniela ZavalaMarch 21, 2023Avi Kwa Ame, castner range, national monuments, Antiquities Act, nevada, texas, StatementComment

Press Release: Practicing cultural traditions on public lands safely should be right for all vs. privilege for few

Albuquerque, New Mexico (December 27, 2020) -- Following the holiday at Petroglyph National Monument, a Navajo and Oneida man named Darrell House was repeatedly tased by a National Park Service ranger for stepping off-trail to maintain social distancing protocols when he noticed a crowd walking in his direction.

The site plays an important role for Indigenous people, and was designated after Native American activists sought to protect the stone carvings from vandalism and land development. House visited the national monument to pray before the petroglyphs, and to collect earth for ceremonies.

Blog: Celebrating the 112th Anniversary of the Antiquities Act with Max Trujillo

This month we’re celebrating the 112th anniversary of the Antiquities Act, a law enacted and first used by President Theodore Roosevelt. Sixteen presidents (8 Republicans and 8 Democrats) have taken action to preserve our American heritage by designating places of cultural and historical significance as national monuments—places such as the Grand Canyon, the Statue of Liberty, César E. Chávez National Monument, Rio Grande del Norte National Monument, Organ Mountains Desert Peaks National Monument and the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument.

As we recognize this legacy of preserving these places that has lasted well over a century, we joined up with the new group Artemis Sportswomen for a conversation with two New Mexicans active in conservation. Max Trujillo from HECHO and Christine Gonzales from Artemis were kind enough to hop on the phone and share their experiences with public lands and conservation and reflect on the importance of why we protect the places we love.

MonumentsCamilla SimonJune 18, 2018Antiquities Act, Max Trujillo, Artemis Sportswomen, Public LandsComment

Blog: Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month

Engaging people in our rich history not only protects Hispanic culture, it also reminds people of the important role the community has played in this country’s evolution and often inspires them to get more involved in activities that help strengthen our communities.

Camilla SimonSeptember 2, 2015Hispanic Heritage Month, Antiquities Act, National Monuments, Viviana Reyes, Advisory BoardComment

Guest: Teaching Kids & Getting Them Outdoors - It's Part of Our Heritage

Seeing the wide-eyed faces of those kids and hearing their questions reinforced why I was there. I can be a part of shaping policy that affects our land, air and water, and that will ensure these kids have years of outdoor experience to look forward to.

Guest BlogadminFebruary 19, 2015Every Kid in a Park Initiative, Antiquities Act, ColoradoComment

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