
The following recommendations were developed by the Sportsmen United for Sensible Mining
• End mining’s priority status on public lands;
• Recover reasonable royalties on minerals taken from public lands and establish a fund for fish and wildlife habitat improvement to address impacts from past mining;
• Ensure that resource professionals have discretion in planning and permitting future mining to conserve public lands where high fish, water and wildlife values exist;
• Allow reclamation incentives for Good Samaritans; and
• Prohibit patenting or sale of public lands — keep public lands in public hands.
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A summary of the TRCP's 2012 conservation policy agenda. Download the Report
A summary of the TRCP's 2012 conservation policy agenda. Download the Report
America’s general mining law has never been meaningfully updated since its creation 139 years ago. The TRCP is working with our partners to revise mining laws for the benefit sportsmen and outdoor recreationists alike.