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<blockquote data-quote="gst" data-source="post: 105939" data-attributes="member: 373">To answer a couple points, not all BLM district managers or USFWS managers or USFS district managers buy into the removal of multiple use agreements. Some see the benefits and are doing their best to continue them and honor the intent of the Acts that created them despite Federal level policies. Here in ND we have largely been lucky in having individuals that see and work with multiple use parties including recreation on these Federal lands. More and more especially in western lands this is no longer the case as younger environs become higher ups in these agencies. Mt legislature is currently researching the impact of the closure of many miles of access roads on these &quot;public&quot; lands. Even here in ND we see orgs that work to push those agendas to impact these public lands. Combine that with corrupt politicians seeking to gain personal benefit and it can be a long road for those impacted. It is my opinion that thru forums such as this we can impact people of a district here in our state to hold state representatives accountable for their actions MUCH more easily than we can get the people of say Nevada to &quot;fire&quot; a Harry Reid.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gst, post: 105939, member: 373"] To answer a couple points, not all BLM district managers or USFWS managers or USFS district managers buy into the removal of multiple use agreements. Some see the benefits and are doing their best to continue them and honor the intent of the Acts that created them despite Federal level policies. Here in ND we have largely been lucky in having individuals that see and work with multiple use parties including recreation on these Federal lands. More and more especially in western lands this is no longer the case as younger environs become higher ups in these agencies. Mt legislature is currently researching the impact of the closure of many miles of access roads on these "public" lands. Even here in ND we see orgs that work to push those agendas to impact these public lands. Combine that with corrupt politicians seeking to gain personal benefit and it can be a long road for those impacted. It is my opinion that thru forums such as this we can impact people of a district here in our state to hold state representatives accountable for their actions MUCH more easily than we can get the people of say Nevada to "fire" a Harry Reid. [/QUOTE]

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