“Make no mistake, the decision to reassess this Travel Management Plan is not just about where you can take an OHV, or whether or not non-motorized recreationists should be able to enjoy spectacular silence and wilderness characteristics in and around Labyrinth Canyon. It’s about who we are going to let dictate the future of Utah’s land management.”
Spotted: Red Rock 4-Wheelers giving ‘Wicked Ledge’ a facelift and fencing in some love on 7 Mile Rim!
This week, the Bureau of Land Management held public meetings to discuss a proposed Dolores Travel Management Plan, which would “designate a comprehensive travel network of motorized routes and trails” for the 130,000…
Of the 22.8 million acres of land the Bureau of Land Management oversees in Utah, there is a small area of about 10 acres in Grand County known as the Fruit Bowl. Over…
Four individuals are indicted.
The plan will close 300 miles of ORV roads.
Public comment will be open until Aug. 26
Rule would recognize “conservation” as a land use
A new research team with the BLM is trying to find out
How the BLM and the Access Fund encourage climber stewardship during raptor nesting season in Indian Creek
