The Pueblo of Sandia is demanding Congress transfer 10,000 acres in the Sandia foothills from the U.S. Forest Service to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, arguing the land—home to sacred cultural sites—is being neglected due to lack of funding and manpower, suffering from vandalism, graffiti, and trash. Governor Stuart Paisano insists the move is vital to preserve history and heritage, while ensuring public access to popular trails like La Luz and La Cueva remains intact. If approved, Congress would trigger a new forest management plan to prioritize restoration and protection.
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