On the recordFebruary 16, 2012
These lands are for the enjoyment of Americans, not for some plan that says, we are going to restore it to its native state.
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congress.govThese lands are for the enjoyment of Americans, not for some plan that says, we are going to restore it to its native state.
Fleming emphasizes that public lands should prioritize American enjoyment over restoration efforts.
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