Topics Featured In The Plan:

• Establish relationships with outside non-profit natural resource organizations and/or cost-sharing programs
• To develop a chemical disposal policy
• Improve the interest in Navajo horse adoption programs by forming effective partnerships and conducting outreach
• To ensure safety and the wellbeing of the community during climate change and establish a long-term plan.
• Inform and direct community to follow standard protocol, establish a strong communication network within the community, and create partnerships with emergency management
• To have an abundant amount of resources
• To provide educational outreach
• To provide protection against threats for enforcement
• To establish an airspace initiative and prevent contamination across large areas during air transport
• To establish natural gas lines to minimize the usage of harmful emissions
• Establish education programs on the effects of pollution, air quality and illegal dumping
• Educate the youth, elders, and fellow peers about grazing management topics.
• Have better control on the overall Navajo Nation’s livestock population.
• Have the ability to protect and provide adequate forage for both wildlife and endangered species on the range
• Complete all existing fencing projects
• To eliminate invasive species
• Revisit the rangeland improvement act of 2014
• To adjudicate water rights
• To recycle water
• To protect, preserve, and restore watershed and head waters
• To provide reliable water supply
• To obtain more water statistics and data.
• Establish separation of power amongst NPL, ARMA, New Lands, Navajo Nation, and the Federal Government.
• Have better control on the overall tribe's livestock population
• Improve overall vegetation health
• To develop a policy to reduce/ eliminate trash burning
• To have a land and water free of toxic wastes
• For the Navajo Nation to comply with environmental standards.
• Implement carbon tax
• To control carbon emissions
• Mandate laws of transport of hazardous/toxic materials
• To establish air space initiative (prevent contamination across large areas while in air transport)
• Educate the public
• To establish natural gas lines to minimize the usage of more harmful emissions
• Protect Navajo Nation from future fracking (chemical injection) activities to prevent pollution to our land and water resources
• Educate the youth, elders, and our fellow peers about grazing management topics (such as rules and regulations, soil sciences, pasture rotation, disease prevention, etc.)
• To have a court system that is familiar with natural resource laws and regulations (strengthened fundamental law with respect to enforcement)
• Finding Harmony between being culturally sensitive and following the laws and regulations
• Mandate all department and officials comply with the grazing management booklet
• Create re-usable energy to establish sources on Navajo Nation
• Establish landfill centers to reduce pollution on tribal land
• Establish recycling centers on tribal land to control illegal dumping
• Inform and direct community to follow standard protocol, upgrade a strong communication network within the community, partnership with emergency management
• To develop a strong interdepartmental communication strategy, improve communication with a chain of demand
• To secure long- term funding
• To have adequate resources
• To secure funding for local communities for natural resource management
• To obtain more water statistics/data
• Improve ability to effectively enforce livestock management regulations
• Improve interest in tribal horse adoption programs by forming effective partnerships and conducting outreach beyond
• To ensure safety and wellbeing of the community during climatic change, establish a long-term plan,
• To protect, preserve and restore watershed and the headwaters
• To provide reliable water supply and maintain a current water level
• To have clean water
• To ensure high quality water for all users