Why We Work on Public Lands
Roads, recreation, fire management and timber harvesting can all impact the quality of the air as well as the vistas we value in the Four Corners.
We must not love our land to death. Ensuring travel, recreation and fire management respect our cultural and archaeological resources, wildlife and landscape resiliency is essential.
Healthy lands create resilient watersheds, feeding and protecting healthy rivers. Fire, forest, and recreation management can threaten rivers and fish with enhanced erosion, so should be managed with rivers in mind.
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Condos built on Wolf Creek Pass
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Acres better protected from oil and gas
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Acres of Wilderness protected in Hermosa Creek