Cross-Cultural Claims on Devils Tower National Monument: A Case Study

The controversy between American Indians and climbers on the proper use of the Devil's Tower National Monument in the northeastern state of Wyoming reflects the fundamental difference between culture and the world view. The US Department of the Department of the Interior (USDI) National Park Service (NPS) banned climbing in June, resolved the cultural and religious practices of the American Indians, and by the court's decision to support subsequent NPS policies, I tried to solve it. Respect for different interpretations of nature relations and expansion cycle of adaptation

National historic sites protect certain nature, culture, or historical features. These are the Wyoming Satan Tower Quasi-National Park, Utah State Great Staircase - Escalante National Park, Chicago Pullman National Monument Park. Special places such as Grand Canyon, Badlands, Zion, etc. were initially protected as a National Park and later became a national park. The wilderness area is a place where people are not domesticated. In the Wilderness Act of 1964, Congress could designate the wilderness area, so that the first wastelands of the United States will not disappear. The wilderness area can be part of the state-owned park, the National Wildlife Refuge, and the public land managed by state-owned forest or land management. There are more than 680 wilderness areas - more than 160 million acres in 44 states - the newest one designated as Boulder Baiyun in Idaho Province

The controversy between American Indians and climbers on the proper use of the Devil's Tower National Monument in the northeastern state of Wyoming reflects the fundamental difference between culture and the world view. The US Department of the Department of the Interior (USDI) National Park Service (NPS) banned climbing in June, resolved the cultural and religious practices of the American Indians, and by the court's decision to support subsequent NPS policies, I tried to solve it. Respect for different interpretations of nature relations and expansion cycle of adaptation

Some national historic sites have amazing views and challenging rock climbing. The Devil's Tower National Monument in the southeastern state of Wyoming is considered to be a holy land for Lakota and other Native American tribes with hundreds of parallel cracks. In the western part of Nevada State, it is ideal for those who want to climb a steep silhouette while exploring the vast rocky landscape. Rock climber also adds voice to those who are committed to protect Utah's bear's ears, known for their steep natural beauty and distant landscapes. Special recognition of mountain climbing in the monumental declaration of December 2016