VIDEO: Session 2, Part 1: The Evolution of Planning on Public Lands (Chapters 3, 4, and 13 of the Commission Report)

• Main Authors: Morgan, Ann, Burke, Marcilynn, Cables, Rick, Fischman, Rob
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: Colorado Law Scholarly Commons 2010
• Subjects: land use planning; public land; public lands; BLM; U.S. Bureau of Land Management; Public Land Law Review Commission; PLLRC; Federal Land Policy and Management Act; FLPMA; sub-surface minerals; multiple use mission; healthy lands; productive lands; outdoor recreation; livestock grazing; mineral development; energy production; natural resources; historical resources; cultural resources; resource management plans; RMPs; new framework; public participation; partnerships; Restore New Mexico; state agencies; local agencies; federal agencies; ranchers; landowners; conservation groups; stakeholders; grasslands; woodlands; riparian areas; environmental quality; environmental management; National Landscape Conservation System NLCS; water resource; archeological values; national monuments; national conservation areas; wilderness areas; wilderness study areas; Wild and Scenic Rivers; national scenic and historic trails; conservation lands; California desert; Grand Gulch Wilderness Study Area; Utah; McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area; Colorado; areas of critical environmental concern; ACECs; Santa Clara/Land Hill ACEC; California; Greater Sand Dunes ACEC; Wyoming; fish and wildlife; natural systems; Arizona Restoration Design Project; brownfields; mine sites; landfills; mineral material sites; gravel pits; wildfires; invasive species; urban growth; drought; permafrost; ecoregional assessments; dominant use zoning; segregation of uses; Canyon of the Ancients National Monument; Resource Management Plan; master leasing plans; environmental protection; mitigation measures; multiple-use mission; forward-looking; industry; Sage-grouse Policy; 2010; Endangered Species Act; ESA; "warranted but not precluded"; priority habitat; rights-of-way; renewable energy; wind; solar; transmission; geothermal; permits; contracts; leases; forest products; biomass; Programmatic Environmental Impact Statements; P-EISs; American Reinvestment and Recovery Act; ARRA; stimulus money; Fast Track Review; solar energy study areas; NEPA; National Environmental Policy Act; studies; habitat restoration; capital improvements; Renewable Energy Coordination Offices; RECOs; environmental review; climate change; adaptation; U.S. Department of the Interior; DOI; Landscape Conservation Cooperatives; LCCs; carbon footprint; regional climate change response science centers; carbon sequestration; rapid ecoregional assessments; planning; connectivity/wildlife corridors; Carrizo Plain National Monument; forest service planning; crossroads; USFS; U.S. Forest Service; Public Land Law Review Commission Report; Rocky Mountain Region; Kansas; Nebraska; South Dakota; Bighorn National Forest; Shoshone National Forest; Black Hills National Forest; Medicine Bow National Forest; Nebraska National Forest; Samuel R. McKelvie National Forest; Routt National Forest; Roosevelt National Forest; Arapaho National Forest; White River National Forest; Pike National Forest; Grand Mesa National Forest; Gunnison National Forest; San Isabel National Forest; Uncompahgre National Forest; Rio Grande National Forest; San Juan National Forest; Thunder Basin National Grassland; Buffalo Gap National Grassland; Fort Pierre National Grassland; Pawnee National Grassland; Comanche National Grassland; Cimarron National Grassland; National Forest Management Act; NFMA; 1982 regulations; 2000 regulations; 2005-2008 regulations; 1982 rule; key concepts; certainty; plans; social contract; management area prescriptions; standards; guidelines; species viability; ecosystem; 2000 rule; ecosystem assessment; best available science; advisory committees; federal advisory committees; ecological sustainability; 2005-2008 rule; Forest Plan; strategic document; categorical exclusions; desired conditions; forest supervisor; guidelines vs. standards; good ideas; broad areas; ownerships; advisory boards; land use plans; long range; comprehensive land use plans; agency coordination; scale; wildlife corridors; roadless; prairie species; insects; fire; water; recreation; mountain pine beetle; spruce beetle; Yellowstone River Basin; Cheyenne River Basin; Platte River Basin; Colorado River Basin; Arkansas River Basin; Rio Grande River Basin; California Nevada; Arizona; New Mexico; Oklahoma; North Dakota; Rocky Mountain national forests; drinking; irrigation; livestock watering; forest advisory board; consultation; land use decisions; impact; viable alternatives; Deschutes National Forest; Black Hills National Forest Advisory Board; White Mountain Ad Hoc Advisory Committee; RACNAC; desired future condition; ecosystem focus; sustainability; collaborative advisory; cost-efficient; adaptive management; large-scale planning; Administrative Law; Energy Policy; Environmental Policy; Forest Management; Land Use Law; Natural Resource Economics; Natural Resources and Conservation; Natural Resources Law; Natural Resources Management and Policy; Oil; Gas; and Mineral Law; Public Policy; Parks and Tourism Administration; Water Resource Management; Black Hills; Carrizo; Gulch; San Juan
• Online Access: https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/celebrating-40th-anniversary-of-public-land-law-review-commission-report/24; https://youtu.be/ZLHJBQng6A4

VIDEO: 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. SESSION 2: Land Use Planning on the Public Lands The Evolution of Planning on the Public Lands Reviewer, Moderator, & Commentator: Ann Morgan, Vice President, Wilderness Society (Denver, CO) Speakers: Land Use Planning on BLM Lands; Marcilynn Burke, BLM Deputy Director−Programs and Policy, U.S. Dept of the Interior, (Washington, DC) Forest Service Planning; Rick Cables, Regional Forester, U.S. Forest Service – Rocky Mountain Region (Golden, CO) Planning on National Wildlife Refuges and National Parks; Rob Fischman, Professor of Law and of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana Maurer School of Law, (Bloomington, IN)