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Planning – Factors

Wilderness Characteristics Guidance for the BLM. I. Introduction II. Inventory Procedures Planning A. Background to LWCs in Planning B. Factors to Consider When Protecting LWCs C. Placing LWCs in the Land Use Planning Process D. LWCs and Proposed Projects. Planning – Factors.

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Planning – Factors

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  1. Wilderness CharacteristicsGuidance for the BLM I. Introduction II. Inventory Procedures Planning A. Background to LWCs in Planning B. Factors to Consider When Protecting LWCs C. Placing LWCs in the Land Use Planning Process D. LWCs and Proposed Projects Planning – Factors

  2. Wilderness CharacteristicsGuidance for the BLM Considering lands with wilderness characteristics in land use planning: Factors to Consider Planning – Factors

  3. Factor #1Wilderness Characteristics Review documented inventories referenced in Land Use Plan available to the public Planning – Factors

  4. Factor #2Manageability Land status inholdings? access? split estate? Planning – Factors

  5. Factor #2Manageability Land status External impacts incompatible activities pervasive & omnipresent? Planning – Factors

  6. Factor #2Manageability Land status External impacts Other laws additional statutory requirements? NPRPA O&C Lands Act Planning – Factors

  7. Factor #2Manageability Land status External impacts Other laws Boundary modification? boundary road maintenance buffer? boundary vary by Alternative? Planning – Factors

  8. Factor #3Other Resource Values & Uses Lost or degraded if LWC protected Preserved, recovered, or improved if LWC protected Planning – Factors

  9. Factor #3Other Resource Values & Uses Lost or degraded Preserved, recovered, or improved presence of other resources? development potential? compatibility with protection? resource availability? economic importance? Boundary modification? Planning – Factors

  10. Factor #4recent Congressional action WSA released in legislation no longer managed under the IMP still have wilderness characteristics (by definition as a WSA) immediate Congressional intent: do not preserve WCs on these areas circumstances may change Planning – Factors

  11. Wilderness CharacteristicsGuidance for the BLM Considering lands with wilderness characteristics in land use planning: Factors to Consider End of Module IIIB Planning – Factors

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