Proposed resource management plan and final environmental impact statement : Surprise Field Office, Cedarville, California

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Label

Proposed resource management plan and final environmental impact statement : Surprise Field Office, Cedarville, California

Title remainder

Surprise Field Office, Cedarville, California

Statement of responsibility

prepared by the Surprise Field Office

Contributor

• United States, Bureau of Land Management | Surprise Field Office

Subject

• Public lands -- Nevada -- Management
• Natural resources -- California -- Management
• Land use, Rural
• Natural resources -- Management
• Public lands -- Management
• Natural resources -- Nevada -- Management
• Land use, Rural -- California
• Land use, Rural -- Nevada
• California
• United States, Bureau of Land Management | Surprise Field Office
• Public lands -- California -- Management
• Nevada

Language

eng

Summary

This Proposed Resource Management Plan / Final Environmental Impact Statement describes and analyzes the Preferred Alternative for managing the public lands administered by the Surprise Field Office in northeast California and northwest Nevada. The alternatives provide management recommendations to guide the multiple use management of all resources. Proposed areas of critical environmental concern, suitable wild and scenic river segments, and cultural resource management areas are also recommended

Additional physical form

Also available online via the Bureau of Land Management.

Cataloging source

UDD

Government publication

federal national government publication

Illustrations

• illustrations
• maps

Index

no index present

Literary form

non fiction

Nature of contents

dictionaries