POLITICSCOLORADO SUN
There’s never been a Native American on Colorado’s wildlife commission. State tribes want that changed.
Leaders from the Ute Mountain Ute and Southern Ute tribes are advocating for Native American representation on Colorado’s 13-member wildlife commission during the first meeting held on tribal land. The tribes highlight the absence of Native Americans on the commission and seek to address this oversight.
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