Public meeting set on greater sage-grouse land use plan amendments

The Bureau of Land Management manages the largest single share of sage-grouse habitat in the United States—nearly 67 million acres of 145 million total acres. The draft plan offers a range of alternatives for sustainable management of these lands.
Balancing a consistent management approach across the range while addressing conditions and policies unique to individual states, BLM will be able to work more effectively with state and local managers to protect and improve sagebrush habitats on public lands.
The greater sage-grouse land use plan amendments will be the topic of four public meetings in Wyoming, including one Tuesday, April 23 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Washakie County Library, 801 Big Horn Ave.