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Public Lands

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    Public Lands and National Park System
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  • This agency is responsible for the management and conservation of most federal lands and natural resources.
    US Department of the Interior
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  • This agency manages about 253 million acres of America’s public lands for mineral estate and gas..
    Bureau of Land Management
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  • This agency manages all national parks, many national monuments, and other conservation and historic properties.
    National Park Service
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  • This agency oversees water resource management. It is most closely associated with the oversight and/or operation of projects involving water diversion, water delivery, water storage, and hydroelectric power generation.
    Bureau of Reclemation
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  • This agency manages fish, wildlife, and habitats.
    US FIsh and Wildlife Service
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  • This agency under the Department of Agriculture, manages the nation’s 155 national forests and 20 national grasslands, which encompass 193 million acres.
    US Forest Service
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  • This agency monitors conditions of the oceans and the atmosphere.
    National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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  • This agency oversees land pertaining to national security and the US armed Forces
    US Department of Defense
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  • This agency a part of the Department of Defense, is involved with dams, canals, and flood protection in the United States.
    US Army Corps of Engineers
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  • Which state has the most public land in the US?
    Nevada
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  • Which state has the LEAST amount of public land in the US?
    Connecticut
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  • This agency protects and preserves public lands in their natural condition.
    The National Wilderness Preservation System
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  • This agency preserves selected free-flowing rivers for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations.
    National Wild and Scenic River Systems
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  • This is a structure, such as a dam or diversion, that forces the accumulation of water.
    Impoundment
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  • These types of rivers are free from impoundments
    Wild Rivers
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  • These types of rivers are free from impoundments in generally undeveloped areas but are accessible in places by roads.
    Scenic Rivers
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