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Urge the Bureau of Land Management to prioritize land and water conservation, tribal stewardship, water, and wildlife.
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The San Luis Hills and the Rio Grande in CO. Photo by Chris Applegate
The Bureau of Land Management recently launched a 90-day comment period, seeking feedback on its "Public Lands Rule" -- a new plan that will shape the future of public lands in the West.
It's critical we make our collective voice heard to ensure public lands and waters remain healthy and support us in the future. Submit your comment now! <http://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=69c3
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Dear John,
As the largest land management agency in the country, the Bureau of Land Management oversees the management and public enjoyment of 245 million acres of lands and waters across the United
States. These lands are critical to wildlife, water, outdoor recreation, and climate resiliency -- but for too long, the agency has prioritized resource extraction, like drilling and
mining, over conservation in its management decisions.
We have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to ensure the agency rebalances its mission to focus on conservation. <http://click.emails.sierraclub.org/?qs=69c3aa674758b28d6d905e7e772f5872a76b02804b4d1b2c
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The Bureau of Land Management recently launched a 75-day comment period, seeking feedback on its "Public Lands Rule" -- a new plan that will shape the future of public lands across the
country. It's critical we make our collective voice heard to ensure public lands and waters remain healthy and support us in the future.
For nearly 40 years, the agency has largely focused on resource extraction and other multiple uses, but neglected conservation, recreation, wildlife, fragile watersheds, and cultural
resource protection in partnership with Tribal Nations. This rulemaking gives the BLM an opportunity to rebalance its priorities and develop an inclusive conservation approach that
includes co-stewardship and co-management with Tribal nations who have cared for and stewarded these lands and waters since time immemorial.
Act now for public lands! Submit your comment to urge the Bureau of Land Management to prioritize land and water conservation, tribal stewardship, water, and wildlife. <http://click.emails.sierraclub
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America's public lands offer some of the most readily available, fiscally responsible solutions to address drought, storm impacts, catastrophic fire, and nature loss causing rapid changes
across the West. These changes threaten western communities' water supplies, wildlife, and way of life that make the region unique. Communities are only as healthy as the surrounding
public lands and waters.
By prioritizing conservation, the Bureau of Land Management can better balance public land uses and protect our water, wildlife, and our way of life for future generations.
In Solidarity,
Kim Pope
Campaign Representative
Our Wild America
Sierra Club
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