We have also been actively engaged in cultural resource protection issues in southeast Utah--working to ensure compliance with federal laws designed to avoid impacts to historic and cultural properties and supporting thoughtful planning for and interpretation of cultural resources.
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Bishop emphasizes engagement in cultural resource protection in Utah.
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