Comment on FR Doc # 2026-09387
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Summary: The commenter supports the proposed grazing rule, emphasizing the importance of conservation, land health, and public participation. They advocate for maintaining strong standards for water and land health while ensuring that conservation remains a primary use of public lands.
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Conservation absolutely has a critical place on our public lands. Restoring the Great Plains, and all care of public lands involves individuals, organizations, scientists, land managers, ranchers, Indigenous people, agencies and any concerned citizens.
As part of conservation and restoration of public lands, including grazing bison on the open range—an iconic symbol of the open spaces and heritage of the USA— The Bureau of Land Management should
Maintain strong standards for land and water health.
Preserve meaningful opportunities for public participation and transparency.
Uphold the multiple-use mission of public lands by ensuring conservation remains an equally important use of public lands.
Avoid adopting regulations that limit grazing permits only to "production-oriented livestock."
Ensure that science, land health, and land management experts guide public land decisions.
Maintain opportunities for conservation, tribal buffalo restoration, recreation, and other public benefits on public lands.
Conservation is wise use of our majestic lands. We are all stewards of the land that we have been entrusted by past generations for us to pass on to future generations. Please protect our lands.