BLM to Invest 20 Million in Wyoming Public Lands Restoration / Public News Service

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is investing $161 million dollars to restore public lands in Wyoming and 10 other western states. Joshua Metten, Wyoming field manager for the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, said after years of development, drought and wildfires, the BLM's priority investments in LaBarge and Muddy Creek will be a win-win for all who call these landscapes home. ...

Related Keywords

Grand Canyon National Park ,Arizona ,United States ,Elko ,Nevada ,Wyoming ,Wind River Range ,Mexico ,Grand Canyon ,Oregon ,Little Snake River ,Colorado ,Coconino County ,Muddy Creek ,Gros Ventre Range ,Wyoming Range ,California ,Boulder City ,Texas ,Mexican ,Nevadans ,American ,Joe Lombardo ,Tina Kotek ,Julie Weikel ,Sandy Bahr ,Deb Haaland ,Christi Cabrera Georgeson ,Owyhee Tim Davis ,Joe Biden ,Joshua Metten ,Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter ,Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership ,Southeast Oregon Resource Advisory Council ,Sierra Club ,Canyon National Park ,Nevada Conservation League ,Us Bureau Of Land Management ,Canyon Tribal Coalition ,Land Management ,Inflation Reduction Act ,Colorado Cutthroat Trout ,Labarge Restoration Landscape Area ,Wind River ,Red Desert ,Air Quality ,Endangered Species ,Assembly Bill ,Wildlife Crossings ,General Fund ,Southern Nevada ,Civic Engagement ,Executive Director ,Pew Charitable ,Secretary Deb Haaland ,Grand Canyon Tribal ,Antiquities Act ,Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter Director ,Grand Canyon National ,Native American ,Grand Canyon Tribal Coalition ,Energy Policy ,Htmlcss Bootstrap ,Ulti Level Menu ,Ubmenu ,Reeview Nav Menu Examples ,