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Are anti-grazing activists monkeywrenching gates in San Juan County?

April 30, 2022 0

"Some clever monkeywrenchers, however, cut fence to allow cattle to wander through campgrounds, picnic areas, and other recreation areas in order to outrage more people about the grazing of livestock on public land." ~From Ecodefense: A Field Guide to Monkeywrenching…

Extreme Greens

Enviros lose court battle to stop miners from prospecting on federal land

November 1, 2020 0

The National Mining Association (NMA), who intervened in the case on behalf of DOI, said the environmental groups sought to invalidate regulations from 2003 and 2008, which would have would have eroded necessary business certainty, upending the claim approval process and…

Public Lands

Retired Fire Chief: The end of logging is turning forests into tinderboxes

September 26, 2020 0

Going back to Native Americans in America, controlled burning (later called Prescribed Fire) have saved the west from huge conflagrations. By burning large brush fields and using fire to thin understory brush in the forest, we kept the big boomers…

Bureau of Land Management

How the BLM Turned Federally Managed Public Lands Into an Unconstitutional Federal Enclave

March 1, 2020 0

When someone acquires a solid understanding of legislative jurisdiction on federal lands, you will learn that no branch of the Federal Government or appointed bureaucrat; including Congress, Secretary of Interior, or the President of the United States, can take unilateral action and…

Multiple Use

Rural Utah leader explains, “Nothing hurt the land more than monument designation”

February 17, 2020 0

Pollock told me he thinks nothing hurt the land more than the monument designation. The U.S. Bureau of Land Management already managed the area, conducting vegetation treatments, water improvements, and soil erosion projects. The agency cooperated fairly well with locals,…

Bureau of Land Management

D.C. swamp creatures freak over BLM’s “common sense” move to western Colorado

December 26, 2019 1

...BLM’s employees work in the West, its top officials work in a high-rise office building just steps from the Washington Nationals baseball stadium. BLM Headquarters’ staff is located thousands of miles and at least two time zones away from the…

BLM

BLM e-bikes directive opens public lands recreation to people with physical limitations and disabilities

November 6, 2019 1

E-bikes create opportunities for those of us — like me — who are chronologically challenged, as well as disabled veterans, families with younger children, or those who aren’t experienced technical mountain bikers. These pedal-assisted bikes especially benefit such users in…

Local Government

Colorado county using RS-2477 claims to gain jurisdiction over roads on federally-managed lands

October 10, 2019 0

In June, 2018, the commissioners passed a resolution claiming 17 roads and trails in the San Juan National Forest as county-controlled right of ways because they were established and mapped before the creation of the national forest in 1905. Jim…

Environment

The rising popularity of OHV’s for “public lands” recreation must be addressed fairly

September 28, 2019 3

Recently members of UTV Utah, have led the fight to open street-legal access to Utah’s roads and highways by sending a letter to Secretary of the Interior  Bernhardt, to ask for his help in getting the National Park Service to…

Extreme Greens

Judge spanks radical southern Utah group, limiting their role in “public lands” lawsuit

September 12, 2019 0

After outlining other actions by SUWA on the case, Waddoups added, “The end runs around the conditions set by the court are unacceptable. They show a disregard for the court’s rulings, and they continue to multiply the proceedings by an…

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