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A groundbreaking co-management agreement for Clear Lake has been signed, uniting local tribes and government in an unprecedented effort to protect this vital water source and cultural treasure.

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Supervisor highlights 'historic' co‑management agreement for Clear Lake alongside proclamation
During the proclamation item, the board's presiding supervisor noted a recent signing of a co‑management agreement for Clear Lake and described the arrangement as unprecedented in California, emphasizing tribal stewardship and the lake's cultural and economic importance.
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September 28, 2026 at 2:58 PM
The potential closure of the National Guard armory in Blanding could leave southern San Juan County and the Navajo Nation without crucial emergency services and support.

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Commissioners to press for clarity after news National Guard armory near Blanding may close
County leaders say the Blanding-area National Guard armory is slated to close, leaving the nearest facility in St. George; commissioners discussed asking the governor nd arranging a local meeting with Guard representatives to explore options for testing, emergency response and tribal coordination.
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February 18, 2026 at 10:47 AM
The Book Cliffs bison management plan has been unanimously accepted, paving the way for adaptive strategies in managing wildlife populations and habitat!

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Book Cliffs bison management plan accepted by RAC after discussion of habitat and other ungulates
The Southeastern RAC unanimously accepted the Book Cliffs bison management plan after presenters said committee participants reached consensus and discussed habitat projects, potential effects on elk and deer, and tribal coordination.
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November 26, 2025 at 10:25 AM
The Central Region Advisory Committee has greenlit a groundbreaking management plan for the Book Cliffs Basin, following the successful removal of 348 feral horses and a strategic overhaul of bison objectives.

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RAC approves Book Cliffs plan after update on 348‑horse removal and new bison objectives
The RAC accepted the Book Cliffs Basin management plan, which reflects a summer helicopter roundup that removed 348 feral horses, continued winter trapping, and a proposal to split bison wintering objectives to 400 and 250 adults in two subunits (about 650 total).
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November 15, 2025 at 5:56 AM