Nicely said, Stephen.
One of the great evils of the world is "belligerent ignorance." Neither the
public nor, unfortunately, many of the public land use tenants, are really well
educated on the issue of public lands. But most will argue with you on some
facet of misuse in their opinion, whethe
You don't have to have ArcGIS to view/use the data offline (though if you
do, it is a great tool).
ArcGIS Explorer Desktop (Free, Esri) lets you add locally stored shapefile
and GDB data. (http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/explorer-desktop)
QGIS (Free, Open Source) supports locally stored shapefi
On 1/4/2016 14:14, Charles Goldsmith wrote:
I'm not sure how often the maps are updated
BLM maps are updated on irregular schedules that usually are dictated by
how much needs correcting. Some maps go many years without changes.
Generally, unless there is an active land swap ongoing (a year
Go right ahead and try it. There’s 27 million acres of Federal lands in New
Mexico and almost 3 million in Texas; if even 10% of that acreage is BLM land
with suitable grazing leases, you still might find it economically
unsustainable to pay those leases by charging recreational user—especially
oh those entitled welfare ranchers. time for recreational users to bid on
grazing leases and get the damn cows (and ranchers) off public lands
nancy weaver
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I had found this app for my iphone about a year ago:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/us-public-lands/id723185418?mt=8 I'm not
sure how often the maps are updated for it, but it's handy since it will
use your GPS to show you on the map where you are. I also do not know if
there is an android/windo
Begin forwarded message:
From: Evelyn Townsend mailto:karstpat...@gmail.com>>
Subject: [SWR] public lands encounter
Date: January 4, 2016 at 1:08:37 PM CST
To: SWR Cavers mailto:s...@caver.net>>
Hello Cavers and public land users,
Its not just Oregon and Nevada (a December 30, 2015 story.)
I
We will be holding the TSA Winter Business Meeting on this coming Sunday,
January 10, 2016.
Since this weekend is also the fourth Colorado Bend State Park TSA project
weekend of the season (January 8-10), we will be setting up camp at the
CBSP Conference Center (house above the waterfall) instead
