RED ALERT | New BLM rule will decimate multiple use mandate and end public participation requirements

BLM, Call To Action, Expeditionist, Land Use, Travel Management Plan

Written By

Kevin Allard

April 9, 2023

A new proposed rule from the Bureau of Land Management seeks to realign the Bureaus’ objective by placing environmental protection on a level playing field with the Bureaus’ multiple use mandate. According to the Bureau, the new regulation will establish conservation “on par” with the Bureaus multiple use mandate established by the Federal Land Policy Management Act (FLPMA).

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Comments on OMB Control Number 1004–0NEW and RIN 1004–AE92

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This comment was submitted in responce to the Bureau of Land Management proposed rule making for Conservation and Landscape Health OMB Control Number 1004–0NEW and RIN 1004–AE92. Please add this comment to the official record and update me reguarding future actions on this proposal.

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Author: Kevin Allard

Kevin is an American outdoorsman born and raised in rural Arizona who grew up exploring the Arizona backcountry with his father. Today, he and his son travel to the most remote regions of Arizona, scavenging for the remains of early western pioneers. As a lifelong outdoorsman, Kevin has learned to stick close to his roots while engaging in important advocacy work regarding motorized access to public lands. You can find his work in many local and nationwide publications, including The Western Journal, 4Low Magazine, and his website AZBackroads.com.

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