President Trump has directed Secretary Zinke (Executive Order 13792) to conduct a thorough review of certain National Monument designations made under the Antiquities Act of 1906 since January 1, 1996 where the designation is in excess of 100,000 acres or where the Secretary determines that the designation or expansion was made without adequate public outreach…
DetailsIn this issue: Trump Tackles National Monuments; FY 2017 Appropriations, finally…; BLM Planning Rule 2.0 Rework; Cabinet Update; Clear Creek Legislation, H.R. 1913; and Outdoor Recreation = $$$.
DetailsPresident Trump signing H.J.Res.44. 2.0 = 0 President Trump took the final step in nullifying the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) updated planning rule (2.0) when he signed H.J.Res.44. This planning rule was finalized in the closing days of the Obama Administration and caused quite a stir among many western states. So much so that…
DetailsSeparate Press Releases From Five Forest Regions Call For Input Individualized Press Releases from five Forest Service Regions are “…inviting the public to help identify trails that will be part of a U.S. Forest Service effort with partners and volunteers to increase the pace of trail maintenance.” The releases continue, “Nationwide, the Forest Service will…
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DetailsIn this issue: Zinke is Confirmed; A Presidential Budget Cut; Bears Ears National Monument Controversy Continues; Regulatory Reform; and CRT Awards
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DetailsIn this issue: Cabinet Selections; Reading the Fine Print – The Future of the Forest Service; Is the LWCF in trouble?; National Monuments; Two for One; and Whirlwind
DetailsThe U.S. Trade Representative is Considering Tariffs on Agricultural Products that Could Inappropriately Impact a Segment of Motorcycles Imported from Europe. This action has expired.
DetailsIn this issue: Happy New Year; Trump’s Cabinet; First One-Hundred Days of the 115th Congress; President Obama and New Monument Designations; and A New Agenda
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