FY 2005 Budget in Brief

1. Foreword
   
   

2. Departmental Overview

3. 
   
   • Budget Overview for 2005
     

The Numbers
Supporting the Department's Mission
Major Initiatives in the 2005 Budget
Other Major Changes (By Bureau)
Receipts

3. Departmental Highlights
   

• Resource Protection
  

Reclaiming Abandoned Coal Mines
Landscape and Watershed Restoration
Cooperative Conservation Initiative
Cooperative Conservation Grant Programs
Maintaining parts and Preserving Heritage
Departmental Monitoring Programs
Sustaining Biological Communities

• Resource Use
  

Water Delivery
Timber Management
Energy and Minerals

• Recreation
  

Full Funding of the LWCF
Park Visitation
Recreation One-Stop
Recreational Fee Program
Volunteer Programs

• Serving Communities
  

Fulfilling Trust Responsibilities
     -Unified Trust Budget
Servicing Tribal Communities
Protecting Lives, Resources, & Property
    -Wildland Fire
    -Law Enforcement
Science for Communities

• Management Excellence
  

  Strategic Plan
  Customer Value
  Accountability
  Modernization
  Integration
  

4. Bureau Highlights

• Bureau Highlights
• Bureau Land Management
• Minerals Management Service
  
• Office of Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement
• Bureau of Reclamation
• Central Utah Project
• U.S. Geological Survey
• Fish and Wildlife Service
• National Park Service
• Bureau of Indian Affairs
• Departmental Offices

5. Appendices
   

• Appendix A: Comparison of 2003, 2004, and 2005 Budget Authority
  
• Appendix B: 2005 Request by Mission Goals
  
• Appendix C: Maintaining America's Heritage
  
• Appendix D: Construction Program
  
• Appendix E: Conservation Spending Category
  
• Appendix F: Land Acquisition Program
  
• Appendix G: Everglades Restoration
  
• Appendix H: Invasive Species
  
• Appendix I: Grants and Payments
  
• Appendix J: Recreational Fee Program
  
• Appendix K: Mineral Revenue Payments to States
  
• Appendix L: Receipts by Source Category 
• Appendix M: Staffing