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Show OOENQED I Your Sanpoto County Shopping Guido Published by Messenger-Enterpris- March 31, 1988 Inc. in Monti, Utah e, Habitat improvements planned for wild bison herd The Richfield District office of the Bureau of Land Manage- ment (BLM) has released a draft environmental assessment (EA) analyzing proposed habitat Improvement projects designed to benefit the wild bison herd on the Henry Mountains In southern Utah. Copies of the EA may be obtained for review by calling the Richfield BLM District at Comments are due at the address listed below not later than April 19, 1988. 896-822- 1. Proposed projects being analyzed In the EA were developed by a Coordinated Resource Management (CRM) group. This group Included representatives from the Utah State Extension Service, Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, Utah State Dept, of Agriculture, Utah Farm Bureau. county government, wilderness groups, wildlife groups, livestock permittees. National Park Service, BLM, and other I organizations. "We are very excited about the you are Interested in having a "Weight Watchers" Chapter in the Gunnison area, please call: 5 Shirlene If I i Doris - Richfield District Manager Don Pendleton. "The proposal may not be perfect in every aspect. We have already deleted projects that would cause surface disturbance In. or from 18 to 14 mile of, any Wilderness Study Area. And other restrictions may be needed. This Is a giant step toward protecting the continued existence of this herd of wild bison." Perhaps as significant as the benefits to the bison is the demonstration of diverse groups working together to develop a resource management program that can be supported by such a wide range of Interest groups. As with the BLM, the Utah Department of Natural Resources has expressed support for this type of coordinated resource management planning. "We Just recently signed a memorandum of understanding with other resource management agencies and groups which will provide for this kind of planning in other areas of the state," said Milo Barney, Associate Director for Resource Management. Carvel Magleby, Executive Director of the Commissioners Organization observed, "The process of this effort is unique in that the early stages involved a wide variety of Six-Coun- ty 528-332- Margie - proposal that was developed through the CRM process" said 528-346- 1 835-452- 1 Individuals and groups, fills H- grassroot process provided many concerned parties the opportunity to have their say in the development of the plan. The Director of Utahs Division of Wildlife Resources, Bill Geer, pointed out that a significant portion of the forage currently available for bison in this area is the result of past range development projects, and that the projects in this proposal are designed to take advantage of the great opportunities remaining to increase the productivity of ranges now dominated by decadent stands of plnyon and Juniper. Paul Nlemeyer, President of the Sevier Wildlife Federation, one of the largest affiliate clubs of the Utah Wildlife Federation said, "As an organization formed by people with a common interest in wildlife and wildlife habitat, we are very supportive These bison (erroneously called buffalo) range freely in the Henry Mountains area in Utah, one of these types of projects that of the few areas in the world where bison live in a natural state. Numbers have reproduced to the directly or indirectly benefit any point where they can be hunted. desirable species of wildlife. would have been imposThe Utah Farm Bureau Local state congressional that Even though this project would few short years ago." The sible a ExecuUve Vice delegates have shown their favor many species of wildlife it Federations members have shown other would most benefit buffalo." President, C. Booth Wallentlne support for the process and the similar support. points out, "While the Farm plans that stem from the planIn a recent media interview, EA also addresses each This draft not Bureau support may ning process. Representative Gary Macfarlane, natural reof the plan, we Ray Nielsen said, The CRM alternative methods of vegetadetail and every source specialist for the Utah do recognize that the plan is process is working in the Henry tive treatment which could be Wilderness Association, a paron a consensus and that Mountain project. I have obbased used as well as the no action ticipant in the CRM process, no alternative. offwildlife interest served Copies of the draft single ranchers, outweighs said "the plan is a compromise This the is BLM personnel and the EA are available at: BLM Disother interests. epiticials, that offers something for all use concept public at large working toome of the trict Office, 150 East 900 North, parties involved. We view this as which we multiple results and Richfield. Utah 84701. vigorously support." gether. achieving a situation . . . This is j win-wi- n good for wilderness, good for wildlife and good for the range." t r ' i j sift by Qualified Mechanics & -V-- ! 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