the entire process for FLPMA and the way that we manage our Federal lands, the stakeholders that are in the communities themselves, this entire process is to ensure that the people who are actually affected by the decisions are engaged and able to participate, and that we are able to manage these lands in the best interest of everybody involved, and that is why you talk about things such as balance.
Hageman emphasizes community involvement in federal land management decisions.
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