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BINAA: Making Architecture in the 21st Century
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Bureau of Land Management Conservation Lands and BLM’s Future
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Artful Adventures: Connecting People to National Conservation Lands through the BLM Artist-in-Residence Program
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A Wedge Issue for the 21st Century: The Conditional Effect of Party Identification for Predicting Feelings Towards Immigrants and Refugees in a Higher Ed Setting
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“It is the Very Thing that Defines Me”: Hunting and Fishing on BLM Lands
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Revealing the Under-Appreciated Values of BLM Lands: A Photographer’s Journey
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JBU Volume IX (1 & 2/2020-21)
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The Relationship Between Form and Function in the Architecture of the Second Half of the 20th Century
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The Urgent Need for a Unified Vision of Conservation
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The National Conservation Lands: People, Place, and Possibility
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Scientific Opportunities in the National Landscape Conservation System
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National Conservation Lands: Connecting Landscapes and Serving Communities
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The Big Picture: Achieving Landscape-scale Conservation on Public Lands
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Integrating natural and cultural approaches in heritage conservation: A Practice Note
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RISE Declaration: “Look at conservation through a long-term lens”
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Outdoor Recreation in the National Conservation Lands: “Can’t Live With It and Can’t Live Without It”
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Assessing conservation planning in South Dakota: Challenges and opportunities in collaboration, public participation, and climate information
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Preserving Great Landscapes of the American West: Hispanics and Native Americans Lend Wisdom to, Advocacy for National Conservation Lands
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Diverse Lands and Designations Make Up National Conservation Lands: An Interview with Carin Freebird, Peter Keller, Britta Nelson, and Barb Keleher
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JBU Volume X (1 & 2/2025)
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Maya Communities Preserve the Bioculturality of the Landscape and Lead Territory Management in Mexico: A Model of Indigenous Co-Stewardship of Public Lands
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Cultural Burning: Under the Sovereign Authority of Tribes
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“Radiant Lands”
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Before Co-Stewardship and Management of Public Lands: The Historicity of Indigenous Land Stewardship and Management in Native California