An edition of A common vision
(2006)
A common vision
a strategy for integrated vegetation management in the Bureau of Land Management
by United States. Bureau of Land Management
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In June 2005 a multi-disciplinary team began the task of developing an integrated vegetation management strategy to align vegetation management policies, priorities and direction within BLM. The team identified six specific areas needing attention: Align program objectives and priorities, develop a common approach to describing vegetation condition, align land-use planning direction, remove barriers to help integrate a program of work, improve management practices, and align monitoring procedures and direction.
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Vegetation management, Vegetation monitoring, Land use, Planning, Public lands, Management, Plant conservationPlaces
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A common vision: a strategy for integrated vegetation management in the Bureau of Land Management
2006, U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management
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This document was referenced in and linked from BLM Instruction Memorandum WO 2006-213, 08/21/2006.
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