Here is contact information for a few BLM people responsible for the poorly 
thought out and written rules. Perhaps the parties who caused this problem can 
contact them and straighten it out.   Maybe explain to them that what they 
watch on television or hear in the media is mainly hype and they are not 
protecting milt-million pieces that can be found like Easter eggs at a Easter 
egg hunt.


Contact: For questions regarding application of this policy, please contact 
Lucia Kuizon, National Paleontologist at (202) 912-7253 or [email protected], or 
Frank Jenks, Natural Resources Specialist with the Division of Recreation and 
Visitor Services at (208) 373-3993, or [email protected].
 
Signed by:                                                                    
Authenticated by:
Edwin L. Roberson                                                       Robert 
M. Williams
Assistant Director                                                         
Division of IRM Governance,WO-560
Renewable Resources and Planning




________________________________
From: Mark Bowling <[email protected]>
To: meteorite-list <[email protected]> 
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2012 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: [meteorite-list] New BLM Rules - Proposition 120


Paul H. wrote:

"Also, you may find state officials no different, or even 
worse, than federal officials with which to deal. Be 
careful for what you wish."

It is easier to deal with locally elected officials who are at most 2 or 3 
hours away from your home.  I have had success having face time with state 
officials, but the Feds... hopeless.  They are often inaccessible, 
unaccountable and won't give you the time of day.

Hopefully a balance can be struck between land conservation and meteorite 
hunting.  Surely there are some meteoriticists who appreciate the role hunters 
play in making new material available for study.  Like others have said, I 
doubt these activist managers will bother to grant any commercial permits.  
Will those in our community who have some authority step up and draft an 
alternative program, or make an argument that this will harm the advancement of 
meteoritics?

Mark
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