Snake River RMP

High Desert District

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In the Spotlight BLM Seeks Public Input on Snake River RMP Amendment Federal Register Notice of Realty Action Resource Management Plan Record of Decision/Approved RMP Final EIS/Proposed RMP Draft EIS/Draft RMP Supporting Documents Wild & Scenic River Report Preliminary Alternatives Planning Criteria & Issues Management Situation Analysis Notice of Intent

In December, 1999, BLM published a "Notice of Intent" to revise the Snake River Resource Management Plan (RMP). The approved Snake River RMP and Record of Decision (ROD) was signed in April, 2004.

The Snake River corridor and adjacent areas in Teton County, Wyoming comprise the Snake River Resource Management Plan area.

BLM-administered public lands addressed in the RMP include approximately 1,345 acres of public land surface and Federal mineral estate, 740 acres of public land surface over-lying state or privately-owned mineral estate, and 12,000 acres of federal mineral estate (mostly outside of the river corridor) which underlies lands owned or administered by private individuals, the state of Wyoming or local governments.