Three BLM Initiatives to Increase Access to Public Land In Utah Are Open For Comment Right Now

The Trump Administration has asked the Bureau of Land Management in Utah and other agencies that oversea public lands to make it easier for people to access these areas. The BLM is following through by reviewing the restrictions currently in place.

Understanding BLM's Management Strategy

The BLM divides the state into different areas and there is a plan that outlines how the public can access each area. This includes everything from hiking, horseback riding, mountain bikes, and motorized vehicles.

These plans are subject to input and are not intended to be rigid. Because of this, the direction coming from the Administration has the BLM in Utah taking another look at the plans that are in place.

BLM Travel Management Plans address how the people can visit public lands.1000kbps

Trump Administration Makes A Call for Change

The executive order issued by the President asked for government agencies like the BLM to get rid of unnecessary and burdensome regulations. In this case, to open up access for the public to visit and enjoy these areas.

One way to identify ways this can be accomplished is asking for your input. The BLM office in Utah is asking for public input about how and where people can visit and explore the public lands under their jurisdiction.

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They are looking at three specific initiatives that you can weigh in on. These are in areas that include Moab, Kanab, and Vernal. Of course, you can always give input to the agency, but right now these are open for public input specifically.