I said that there were some frustrations we felt in moving forward with wildlands, which was the topic at that point, because we did not trust what would happen in the future.
Rob Bishop: “I said that there were some frustrations we felt in moving forward with wildlands, which was the topic at that point…”
On the recordNovember 2, 2011
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Bishop reflects on past frustrations regarding trust in wildlands management discussions.
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