IDAHO-BLM- Pocatello FO Seeks Comments on Curlew/Deep Creeks Travel Management Plan
Dear BRC Action Alert Subscriber,
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Pocatello Field Office, is collecting public comment and input related to the travel management plan (TMP) process in the Curlew/Deep Creeks area. This TMP will apply only to BLM-managed public lands in the Curlew/Deep Creeks area, which encompasses approximately 361,530 acres and runs west of I-15 to the Utah/Idaho Border. The BLM is in the preliminary stages of this TMP and anticipates a proposed decision will be available early in 2013. The proposed decision will incorporate comments received during this scoping period and will outline various alternatives of actions. A final decision is expected to be released the summer of 2013.
Click here for link to the Arbon/Marsh Valley map, Curlew/Deep Creeks South map, Pleasantview/Hansel/Samaria map, Rockland/Deep Creeks North map, the Comment Map Key, Comment Form and specific instructions on submitting comments.
Mail comment form and map(s) to the address below no later than August 31,2012:
Bureau of Land Management - Pocatello Field Office
Attn: Chuck Patterson
4350 Cliffs Drive
Pocatello, Idaho 83204
For additional information, contact Chuck Patterson, Outdoor Recreation Planner at (208) 478-6362 or by email to cpatterson@blm.gov.
As always, please call or email if you have any questions or comments.
Ric Foster
Public Lands Department Manager
BlueRibbon Coalition
208-237-1008 ext 107
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