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Tribes, State Leaders, and Federal Agencies Collide Over Future of Sacred Landscape
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Tribes, State Leaders, and Federal Agencies Collide Over Future of Sacred Landscape
GRANTS, N.M. — The future of Chaco Culture National Historical Park and the greater cultural landscape around it is again in flux, as federal officials begin formal steps to consider revoking a 10mile buffer that has limited new oil, gas, and exploratory mining since 2023. The review has reignited long-standing tensions among tribal governments, energy interests, conservation groups, and New Mexico’s congressional delegation—each invoking sovere…
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