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Rising above Arizona's desert plains, the San Francisco Peaks reach higher than any other mountain range in the state. (1) Named in honor of the medieval Italian Francis of Assisi (2)--a man venerated by the Catholic Church as the patron saint of animals and the environment (3)--the string of ancient volcanic summits contains impressive biological diversity and breathtaking natural beauty. (4) For the benefit of generations of Americans, the Peaks are federally protected as part of the Coconino National Forest. (5) Thus, the United States Forest Service ("Forest Service") oversees the area, which provides ample opportunity for recreational activities, such as hiking, skiing, and mountaineering. (6) In addition to their aesthetic and recreational value to nature lovers, the Peaks are of central importance to the traditional religious practices of various American Indian groups. Whether they believe the mountains to be the exact spot of creation, (7) the "mother of humanity," (8) a theologically necessary sacramental site, (9) or even the home of things divine, (10) the Hopi, the Navajo, the Hualapai, the Havasupai, and other tribes have directed religious observances toward the Peaks from time immemorial. (11)

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