Photo: Ron Mader, Valley of Fire Petroglyphs (Some rights reserved)
Questions
- What sort of climbing are we advocating?
- How can we do a better job of manifesting tourism – including climbing – that is managed and developed by Indigenous allies – the guides, the providers of accommodation and transportation, the cooks and farmers, artisans, and educators? Are we listening to their concerns and interests?
- What are examples of good practice?
- What are the names in Indigenous languages of these places?
- What are land acknowledgements?
- How do we stop the vandalism?
Key Links
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Headlines
How do you keep climbers off cliffs where they don’t belong? Coffee. – @AlastairBitsoi
The Impossibility of Ethical Recreation on Stolen Land – New Republic
Ancient petroglyphs damaged by climber in Utah
Coloradan Called Out for Bolting Over Petroglyphs – Outside
Petroglyph Bolter Apologizes, Receives Death Threats – Climbing
Utah Diné Bikéyah @UtahDineBikeyah
Kanaka Climbers Founder and Director
Access Fund, Executive Director
2021 Spotlight
Indian Land Tenure Foundation
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