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White House creates confusion over future of Chuckwalla National Monument

  • The future of Chuckwalla National Monument is uncertain after reports of President Donald Trump's plans to rescind its creation, which protected 624,270 acres from development.
  • President Joe Biden declared the Chuckwalla National Monument to protect 624,270 acres before leaving office in January, ensuring preservation from development.
  • Local leaders and advocates, including Assemblyman Greg Wallis, are opposing any attempts to rescind the monument, emphasizing its cultural and economic significance.
  • Secretary Altrena Santillanes of the Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians stated, 'Since time immemorial, we have called the lands in the proposed Chuckwalla National Monument home.
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nationalparkstraveler.org broke the news in on Saturday, March 15, 2025.
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