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Hi Friend,

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is considering a once-in-a-generation
change to how they manage public lands. As part of this process, they are
hosting a meeting in Reno, Nevada on Thursday, June 1 (NOTE THE
CHANGE) from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm to gather input from the public. Will you
plan to attend and voice your support? 

Historically, BLM’s management of public lands has favored extractive uses
over conservation and recreation. 90% of BLM public lands in the lower 48
states are open to leasing for oil and gas. The vast majority of these
places are also open to hard rock mining. 

[ [link removed] ]Now, BLM has launched a comment period to gather feedback about the
ways it should balance its mission and focus on conservation, recreation,
wildlife, and cultural lands protections. This is a historic opportunity
to shape the future of public lands. 

Please plan to attend BLM’s in-person meeting on June 1, 2023 in Reno,
Nevada at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, 4950 S Virginia Street, Reno,
Nevada. We need to participate in this session and show our support for a
balanced approach to the management of our public lands. 

And if you haven’t yet, please [ [link removed] ]submit a comment to the Bureau of Land
Management today in support of this effort. 

Thank you for your support,


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