; (2) encourages cooperative and innovative management practices between resource managers, private landowners, and the public; and (3) recognizes and maintains historic Tribal uses, including hunting, gathering, wood cutting, and cultural and religious uses. (b) Management plan (1) Plan required As soon as practicable after the date of the enactment of this Act, consistent with the purpose of the monument, the Shash Jáa Tribal Management Council shall develop a comprehensive plan for the long-term management of the Shash Jáa National Monument. The plan may be updated or amended by the Shash Jáa Tribal Management Council in response to changing circumstances or as determined by the Shash Jáa Tribal Management Council. (2) Consultation In developing the management plan, the Shash Jáa Tribal Management Council shall consult with appropriate State and local entities, the Bears Ears Commission, affected Indian Tribes, and the public. In particular, the Shash Jáa Tribal Management Council shall solicit information and proposals as needed to integrate Native American traditional and historical knowledge and special expertise into the management plan of the Shash Jáa National Monument. Such information and proposals may include— (A) protections for and use of sacred sites; (B) cultural and educational programming; (C) identification of plants, animals, and special resources; (D) identification of traditional uses, such as gathering firewood