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The United States Army is requesting the withdrawal of 33.125 square miles of public land. This process will add 21,200 acres to the Yuma Proving Ground and prohibit mining and other forms of multiple use within the area.
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the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service), propose to list a subspecies of butterfly (Speyeria nokomis nokomis), a silverspot butterfly from Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah, as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended (Act),…
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ACTION ALERT | Interagency Working Group on Mining Regulations, Laws, and Permitting
Posted in Call To ActionThe Department of the Interior is announcing the formation of an interagency working group to gather information and develop recommendations for improving Federal hardrock mining regulations, laws, and permitting processes, and is inviting public comments to help inform the efforts…
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The following opinion was issued by Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich in July of 2017 in response to a question from representative Mark Fincham. It displays the state of Arizona’s Pro motorized access approach to policy on public land concerning…
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The dictatorial edict that is directing federal land mangers to close Revised Statute 2477 roads over federal lands.
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The Bureau of Land Management quietly released their final decision on a travel management plan that will close 641 miles of motorized roads near Littlefield and Colorado City in the Arizona Strip.
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We have engaged in the proposed Tuweep reservation system. Here is our comment to the National Park Service.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has released its tentative five-year plan. Please take action now and send your comments to ADOT.
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The Tonto National Forest has released their final decision on the Tonto Travel Management plan in Arizona.
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There is an organized effort by anti-access groups to convince our lawmakers to close motorized access to public lands because of a handful of novice users in rental UTVs around Sedona. It’s clear that our lawmakers do not understand how…
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