Sáttítla National Monument Establishment Act

This bill establishes the Sáttítla National Monument (206,563 acres in California) under Forest Service management, permanently withdrawing federal land from mining, disposal, and new grazing while protecting existing uses. It requires collaboration with federally recognized tribes culturally connected to the area, mandating tribal consultation for management decisions, access for traditional/cultural practices, and prohibiting new timber sales or grazing allotments. The monument’s management plan must incorporate tribal traditional knowledge, ensure access to culturally sensitive sites, and address wildfire management through tribal partnerships. This directly affects federally recognized tribes with cultural ties to the land, the Forest Service, and existing land users like grazing permittees and mineral claim holders.