#land-management

#land-management

The stroke of a pen is not going to change how lands are managed. It can affect things at the margins, but forest planning is done at local levels.

In a wave of recent resolutions, county governments in several states oppose the perceived misuse of the Antiquities Act, reflecting a growing anti-federal sentiment.

The problems with the Cliffs of Moher Walking Trail are years in the making with the Council adopting a high-handed approach and refusing to fairly share revenues with landowners whose private property was being used to generate profit.

"It's not that they're mismanaging everything, but their management philosophy and scheme do not align with ours," said Tony Incashola Jr., the director of tribal resources for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, or CSKT, as he looked out the window of his Jeep at the landscape. This highlights the disconnect between state-managed and tribally managed land, affecting how resources are utilized and preserved, underlining that differing philosophies lead to different management outcomes.