Raptor habitat management under the U.S. Bureau of Land Management multiple-use mandate
Olendorff RR, Bibles DD, Dean MT, Haugh JR, Kochert MN. 1989. Raptor habitat management under the U.S. Bureau of Land Management multiple-use mandate. Raptor Research Reports. 8. The Raptor Research Foundation, Inc.. Provo, UT
The U.S. DOI-BLM (Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management), identifies its goal for raptor habitat management for the next decade. The document includes the Bureau's strategy for implementing its raptor program; discussion of its authorities, procedures, and policies relating to raptor habitat management; details about the extent and character of 223 Key Raptor Areas on the public lands administered by BLM; a summary of the current status of raptors and their habitats; and an extensive list of objectives, goals, and management actions which will serve to focus the Bureau's raptor program in the future. These objectives, goals, and management actions represent a significant Bureau commitment to protect and manage raptor habitats to the best of its ability within the framework provided by the Federal Land Policy and Management Act, BLM's multiple-use mandate from the U. S. Congress.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Olendorff, Richard; Bibles, D.; Dean, M.; Haugh, John; Kochert, Michael
- Date of Issue
- 1989
- Publisher
- The Raptor Research Foundation, Inc.
- Units
- JOTR , LAKE , PARA , SODN , TONT
- Keywords
- Animal Behavior, Biodiversity, Bird Migration, Endangered Species, Habitat Management, Inventory And Monitoring, Ornithology, Resource Management, Wildlife Management, Zoogeography