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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIORBUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
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BLM Resource Advisory Councils (RACs)Each state listed below has one or more BLM Resource Advisory Council (RAC) that is performing the duties of a Recreation RAC. Click on the links below to visit websites about those RACs and to view their current membership and agendas.
Forest Service-Chartered Recreation RACsFollowing is a list of new, Forest Service-chartered Recreation RACs in particular regions.
Not Using an Advisory BodyIn consultation with the governors of the states of Alaska, Nebraska and Wyoming, the Secretaries of Interior and Agriculture decided not to establish a Recreation RAC. 2005 Recreation RAC Organizational Listening SessionsTo help develop a workable committee system to carry out these advisory duties, the BLM and Forest Service held 11 listening sessions in Idaho, Oregon, California, Colorado, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, and Washington, DC, in June and July of 2005. The agencies heard from key partners, organizations, and existing BLM and Forest Service Resource Advisory Council members. A consistent theme of those meetings was controlling the costs of the committees and the effective use of existing advisory committees. After these public meetings, numerous conversations with congressional staff, internal agency analysis, and legal review, the BLM and Forest Service established the Recreation RAC organization detailed above that was approved by both the Department of Interior and the Department of Agriculture. |
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