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A trail near Moab could help shape the future of accessible public lands

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Bureau of Land Management Director Steve Pearce visited Grand Junction, Colorado, to discuss the future of accessible public lands. The discussion included two presidential cabinet members.

Just a few weeks after Steve Pearce was sworn in as the director of the Bureau of Land Management this past May, he traveled to Grand Junction, Colorado — the agency's brief, former national headquarters — for a round table discussion with two presidential cabinet members.

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