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The U.S. established Chuckwalla National Monument in 2024 to protect 160,000 acres of desert, endangered species, and cultural sites.
The Chuckwalla National Monument, established in 2024, protects over 160,000 acres of desert landscape in southeastern California, preserving critical habitat for the endangered chuckwalla lizard and other native species.
The designation safeguards biodiversity, cultural sites, and vast expanses of undisturbed desert, while supporting climate resilience and outdoor recreation.
The monument was created through a presidential proclamation, reflecting growing efforts to conserve public lands.
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Los EE. UU. establecieron el Monumento Nacional Chuckwalla en 2024 para proteger 160,000 acres de desierto, especies en peligro de extinción y sitios culturales.