Land and Water Conservation Fund permanently reauthorized
On March 12, President Trump signed the broad public lands package that contains permanent reauthorization for the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), creates four new national monuments, and adds protections for millions of acres of public land and hundreds of miles of river.
Farmington community turns out for trail planning meetings
Public Land Solutions, City of Farmington working on future of outdoor recreation for the area Public Land Solutions (PLS) has partnered with the City of Farmington, New Mexico as part of their Outdoor Recreation Industry Initiative (ORII) to conduct a series of...San Juan County Commission votes to support Bears Ears
The three-member commission of San Juan County, Utah voted 2-1 on a resolution that dissolves all previous resolutions opposing the establishment of the monument or calling for its downsizing.
Land and Water Conservation Fund’s future in flux
More than $176 million in funding lost as Congress limps through lame duck session The Land and Water Conservation Fund, a legacy program that has existed for more than fifty years, remains unauthorized and unfunded as Congress has yet to reach a deal on restarting...New Colorado Governor Polis pledges public land protections
Recreation economy high on governor-elect’s agenda Jared Polis gave his first remarks as governor-elect of Colorado at the Outdoor Retailer Winter Market last week, promising to protect the state’s public lands, which provide 229,000 jobs and $2 billion a year in...
Wednesday, April 17th, 2019 at 12:56pm
Colorado Governor signs oil and gas reform bill into law https://t.co/fyV1dFeXoW
Colorado Governor signs oil and gas reform bill into law https://t.co/fyV1dFeXoW