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BLM official updates Churchill County on wild-horse gathers, sage‑grouse plan, geothermal and road projects
Summary
Acting Stillwater Field Manager Catherine Dyer briefed the Churchill County Board of Commissioners on Bureau of Land Management activities including wild-horse gathers prioritizing the Lahontan Herd Management Area, progress on a greater sage‑grouse RMP amendment and EIS, geothermal project NEPA work, and road and pipeline realignments.
Catherine Dyer, acting Stillwater Field Manager for the Bureau of Land Management’s Carson City District, updated the Churchill County Board of Commissioners on federal land-management activities affecting the county.
Dyer told the board the BLM awarded a baseline contract Nov. 18 and is coordinating with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Navy, and meeting regularly with affected permittees on issues arising from the National Defense Authorization Act project work. “I probably won’t know the answer to some of your questions, but I’ll be happy to get you any answers,” Dyer said at the start of her presentation.
Why it matters: the BLM work touches grazing, wildlife management and infrastructure projects on public lands inside and adjacent to Churchill County and has…
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