Monuments For All

We're highlighting a few unique plants and animals that call some of our favorite national monuments home! Have you seen any of these in person? Always remember to visit respectfully! Never approach wildlife and be sure to stay on designated trails. #MonumentsForAll

Unchecked mining and oil and gas development will reduce outdoor access and destroy wildlife habitats! According to the 2025 Conservation in the West Poll, three in four Western voters want the conservation of public lands prioritized over energy production. #MonumentsForAll

What a collection! It's great to see so many national monuments (and national monuments-turned-national parks) in this trove. #MonumentsForAll: Show us your favorite monument maps in the comments below!

The Trump Administration is considering removing federal protections and shrinking six of our National Monuments to pursue energy development. Doing so would impact the public’s access to these precious outdoor spaces and risk vulnerable wildlife habitats and cultural resources.

This #EarthDay, we're focusing on the overwhelming positive impacts our National Monuments have on our planet. In addition to preserving cultural diversity and historic sites, our National Monuments combat climate change by protecting critical ecosystems.

Devils Tower National Monument in WY, managed by the NPS, now has a selfie stand. 🤩 The "Tower" (known as Mato Tipila, meaning Bears Lodge in Lakota) protrudes out of the prairie surrounding the Black Hills nd is considered sacred by Indigenous communities. #MonumentsForAll

#MonumentsForAll opposes this move to exploit and raid this protected ocean area, which was established by President George W. Bush in 2009. Learn how you can take action via the Pacific Islands Heritage Coalition: linktr.ee/pricoalition

🐋 This is one of America's underwater treasures, with deep-sea coral reefs; threatened and critically endangered whales, sharks, rays, turtles, and seabirds; deep-sea species not found anywhere else on Earth; and the waterways of ancient and modern Indigenous voyagers.

#MonumentsForAll Thread: The President has signed an executive order to roll back protections of the Pacific Islands Heritage Marine National Monument and allow commercial fishing within 50-200 nautical miles of the monument boundaries. Let's break down...

NATIONAL MONUMENT HIGHLIGHT: Gold Butte National Monument spans nearly 300,000 acres of rugged desert landscapes. Managed by @BLMNational, Gold Butte is part of the National Conservation Lands system, which celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. #MonumentsForAll

The beauty of our National Monuments is under attack. Carrizo Plain National Monument in San Luis Obispo protects the sacred lands of the Chumash & Yokut peoples. Designated in 2001 & managed by @BLMNational, it’s a prime example of what’s at risk. We must protect these spaces!

A bill in Congress would eliminate any president's ability to protect public lands and water. Act now to oppose this misguided attack: monumentsforall.org/action

Located in Maryland, the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical Park honors Harriet Tubman's legacy. #MonumentsForAll

NATIONAL MONUMENT HIGHLIGHT: Vermilion Cliffs National Monument in Arizona is the ancestral home of the Southern Paiute and Ancestral Puebloans. This 293,689-acre landscape is a picture-perfect testament to nature's beauty. Have you ever visited? #MonumentsForAll

Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument is located in NM and features stunning cone-shaped rock formations that reach up to 90 feet tall. The monument and surrounding areas are home to the Cochiti Pueblo Tribe, who also co-manage the monument alongside BLM. #MonumentsForAll

What national monument are you planning to visit next? 📸 Here’s one: Devils Tower National Monument, known to many as "Bear Lodge" or "Mato Tipila," rises 867 feet high in WY. These lands are sacred to Tribes such as the Lakota Sioux, Cheyenne, and Kiowa. #MonumentsForAll

Six Tribes (the Hopi Tribe, Navajo Nation, Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians, Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, and Zuni Tribe) have announced the formation of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument Inter-Tribal Coalition. #MonumentsForAll

More than 300 Western elected officials are urging Congress and @Interior for a more balanced approach to the management of our #publiclands and to reject any attempts to change the Antiquities Act or reduce the size of our national monuments. bit.ly/TMPLTR25