Great Outdoors America: The Report of the Outdoor Resources Review Group

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Date

July 31, 2009

Authors

Outdoor Resources Review Group

Publication

Report

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1 minute

The Outdoor Resources Review Group reflects an effort by leading conservationists from across the nation who have come together to provide advice on the best ways to preserve America’s outdoor resources. In their report, this distinguished group has provided their best recommendations on how the government and Americans everywhere can help preserve and benefit from the Great American Outdoors.

Topics

Public and Private Lands

Authors

Outdoor Resources Review Group

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