Share information on the ARMP and EIS processes and their importance to Navajo Nation communities, ensuring all members understand the scope and purpose of the plan.

Document current agricultural challenges and opportunities across Navajo Nation lands, incorporating both technical data and traditional ecological knowledge from community members.

Provide tribal members, producers, and stakeholders with meaningful, culturally appropriate opportunities to provide input and share traditional knowledge in both Diné and English.

Ensure community input and traditional knowledge are appropriately and respectfully incorporated into the ARMP and EIS, with transparent documentation of how input shaped the plan.

Build community support and ownership for plan implementation through ongoing engagement, accountability, and clear reporting on how participation contributed to the ARMP’s development.