dave54 wrote:
My guess is no major changes.
Any changes at all will be minor, slow, and incremental.
Professional land managers with decades of on the ground experience and dedication to the agency mission will still be the final decisionmakers. By the time radical policy changes get processed in the legislative sausage machine and then filtered down through the layers of bureaucracy the average public land user may not be able to notice any difference.
I am hopeful the push for infrastructure rebuilding also includes facilities on public land.
If any big change comes of this I hope is a greater voice of local government in public land decisionmaking. For too many years local concerns have been intentionally and deliberately ignored with top down mandates.
Great post Dave54 ..... I think you are right on, on all points mentioned.
