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The Bureau of Land Management and USFS have released the final Bears Ears National Monument Resource Management Plan. This plan basically gives the broad designations of what can happen and where within the 1.36 million acres encompassed within the monument...
The Henry Mountain/Fremont Gorge travel management area is located in Southern Utah surrounded by Capitol Reef National Monument, Lake Powell and Glen Canyon NCA, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and Bears Ears National Monument. This area has world class...
The Tahoe National Forest is proposing to allow Class I E-bikes on 143 miles of trails. There are currently 103 miles of routes within the Tahoe NF that are currently open to Class I e-bikes. 115 miles of the proposed 143 miles are currently open to non-motorized use...
Chances are you have been seeing the Bureau of Land Management or the U.S. Forest Service put out notices for public comments on proposed fee increases. We are seeing a surge of these proposals across public lands for campsites, visitor services and other reasons. We...
The Bureau of Land Management has released it's final draft of the Western Solar Plan. This plan will prioritize areas in which solar farms could potentially be built. 31 million acres will be available for streamlined permitting for solar development on...
The National Park Service is accepting public comment through November 15, 2024 on new guidance for off-road vehicle use throughout Glen Canyon National Recreation Area that encompasses Lake Powell. Due to a lawsuit from the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance, the...
The Bureau of Management released their decision for the Resource Management Plan for Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in southern Utah. The BLM chose a modified Alternative C that they are now calling Alternative E which will close the Little Desert open...
The newest land grab proposal - and piece to the 30X30 puzzle - is a new national monument in Southern California that would include 390,000 acres of land directly north of the world famous Glamis Sand Dunes. Below is a map of the proposal from the Quechen Tribe along...
In 1950 Congress passed legislation that prohibited presidents from using the Antiquities Act to designate national monuments in Wyoming. Since this time, Wyoming has thrived off of its natural resource wealth as most public lands have been managed for multiple use....
The Bureau of Land Management in California is accepting comments through August 30,2024 on the environmental assessment for the proposed Keysville Recreation Area Management Plan (RAMP). This plan will significantly limit dispersed camping options near Lake Isabella...