United States Bureau of Land Management
Energy and Minerals
Technical Assistance Program
Planning Action 9: Monitor and Evaluate the RMP
For any plan to stay viable, it must be constantly monitored and
evaluated. Basically, this means tracking changes and trends (both
short-term and long-term) in the environment; documenting the effects
on the environment of any implemented planning decision; and
evaluating how an action or its effects comply with laws,
regulations, policies, executive directives, and management
decisions. BLM monitors and evaluates the plan until it is replaced
or amended.
PUBLIC
PARTICIPATION GUIDE
Although there is no
formal public participation activity during this phase,
other government agencies and the public in general may
offer information or concerns at any time about resource
conditions or trends resulting from an RMP decision.
You are encouraged to provide comments on the design and
utility of these site materials. In the future a questionnaire will
be included to solicit your comments, including need for specific
types of additional information.
For more information contact: Dr
Adam A. Sokoloski, Manager
International Energy and Minerals
Technical Assistance Program
1849 C St. N.W., Washington, D.C. USA, 20240
USA Phone: 703-452-7731, FAX 703-452-5199
E-mail: DSokolos@wo0033wp.wo.blm.gov
