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List of Newest Material, Posted in July 2012
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Cadastral

In Search of Original Evidence by Dominica Van Koten, with Marshall Bolte.

Ecosystems

Sage-Steppe Restoration on the Modoc Plateau by Tim Burke

A Director’s Perspective:  2007-2009 by James L. Caswell

The Sadler Fire:
The 1999 Fire Season and the Great Basin Restoration Initiative by Helen Hankins, with Tom Warren

Restore New Mexico: A Model for the Nation by Jesse Juen

The BLM’s Landscape Approach and Ecoregional Assessments by Joe Tague

Energy

Looking for Gold in the Wilderness by Alan Rabinoff

Fire

Ag Planes Provide a Valuable Tool for BLM’s Firefighting Toolbox by BLM NIFC Staff

Lands and Realty

History of the Mustang Ranch:
From a Bothersome Brothel to a River Restored by Mark Struble

Natural Resources

The Transforming Effect of the Natural Resources Defense Council Consent Decree by D. Dean Bibles

The First RAC Meeting and the First Broadcast by Chip Calamaio

Evolution of a Biologist by Tim Carrigan

NLCS

Rio Grande Wild and Scenic River by Theresa Herrera

Social Resources

America’s Backyard: The Growth of Outdoor Recreation on BLM Lands by Bob Ratcliffe and David O. Howell

Leading by Example: Volunteers and Friends Groups! by Dave Hunsaker

Environmental Education on the Ground by Beth Kampschror

Wild Horses and Burros

Adoptions Place Mustangs in Good Homes by Sarah Beckwith

Material Posted in June 2012

NLCS

The Beauty Behind the Badlands by Jaclyn Waggoner

The NLCS Extends to the Subtropics by Bruce Dawson

Owyhee Canyonlands: A Lesson in Perseverance by Robin Fehlau

Social Resources

Travel Management is Everyone’s Business by Mark Goldbach

Connecting to Community by Sarah LeCompte

Natural Resources

The Evolution of Aquatic Resource Management in the BLM by Mike Crouse

Visit with Respect by Victoria Atkins

Working Underground for the Bureau of Land Management by Jim Goodbar

Energy

BLM’s Innovative Approaches to Renewable Energy Development in Arizona by Kathy Pedrick

Managing the BLM’s Helium Program by Leslie A. Theiss

Fire

Technological Changes Enhance Safety, Operations in Wildland Firefighting by Sheri Ascherfeld

Law Enforcement

Border Coordination Becomes a Major Emphasis in the 1980s by Kathy Pedrick, Eddie Guerrero, and Greg Thomsen

Changing Workforce

The Year of Three Agencies by Larry Bauer

Ecosystems

Great Basin Restoration Initiative by Mike Pellant

FLPMA and Land Use Planning

Spring-Loaded Wilderness Inventory in the California Desert Conservation Area by Jerry Magee

Features

World War II and Its Connection to the Origin of the BLM by Robert King

The Value of BLM's Wild Side by Luther Propst

Historical Record of the Offices and Office Managers of the BLM and Its Predecessor Agencies, 1934-2012 by Glen Collins, Public Lands Foundation

Material Posted in April-May 2012

Features

Is Democracy Compatible with Conservation? by Patty Limerick

The National Landscape Conservation System by Bruce Babbitt

Crown Jewels: Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act by Cecil Andrus

From Soddy to Suburb by Wilma Gundy

Finding the Story in History by Joyce Hunsaker

FLPMA, NEPA and Land Use Planning

The Law Wranglers: Litigation in BLM by Matt Christenson

BLM Planners: A Strange New Breed by John Singlaub

Ecosystems

Ecosystem Thinking Comes to the Public Lands by Mike Dombeck

The Northwest Forest Plan by Elaine Zielinski

Changing Workforce

Let’s Make Dust: Not Eat Dust by Chip Calamaio

The Changing Face of the BLM by Melissa Dukes

The Maturing of the BLM's Tribal Relationships by Cheryl Zwang

Cadastral

From Chains to Lasers by Bob Casias

Stones and “Bones” Set by William (Billy) Octavius Owen in Wyoming by Sam Drucker

Law Enforcement

The Sagebrush Ceiling by Lynn Schalk

A State Director’s Perspective on Law Enforcement in the Early Days by Ed Spang

Fire

Life on a BLM Engine by Kari Boyd-Peak

BLM Smokejumpers: Firefighters with a Unique Commute by NIFC Staff

Energy

Just How Big is that ROW Grant? by Tom Hurshman

The Jonah Story: Transformation, Innovation, and Success by Bill Lanning

Natural Resources

(Not so) Still Life with Owls by Ed Shepard

Who Owns Big Al? by John P. Lee

Sage-Grouse: A Tale of Two Birds by Mark Hilliard and San Stiver

Social Resources

Back Country Byways—Uniquely BLM by Bill Civish

Shelf Road Climbing Area by Mark Hesse

NLCS

Managing a Modern Day Fossil Bone Rush by Alan Titus

Pulling Together to Preserve History: Wyoming Trails Center by Michael Abel

Lands and Realty

Land and Water Conservation Fund Acquisitions by David Beaver

Wild Horses

GIS and Wild Horses by Bob Schoolar and Shayne Banks

Colorado Wild Horse Inmate Program by Fran Ackley

Alaska

Alaska Lands Transfer Program by Ramona Chinn and Christy Favorite

Celebrating the Legacy and Centennial of the Iditarod National Historic Trail by Kevin Keeler

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List of Newest Material, Posted in July 2012
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