DRECP Land Management and Ownership

Feb 27, 2018 (Last modified Mar 15, 2018)
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Federal Lands, State Lands, and other lands in the DRECP Plan Area.

Federal Lands
· United States Bureau of Land Management
· United States Department of Defense
· United States Bureau of Reclamation
· United States Department of Agriculture
· United States Fish and Wildlife Service
· United States National Park Service

State Lands
· California Department of Fish and Wildlife
· California Department of Parks
and Recreation
· California State Lands Commission
· Other State Lands
Data Provided By:
BLM, ASPEN, DUDEK, CEC
Content date:
September 2016
Citation:
September 2016. BLM LUPA Record of Decision for the Desert Renewable Energy Conservation Plan and CDCA Amendment.
Contact Organization:
US Bureau of Land Management, California Office.
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Creative Commons LicenseThis work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
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blm lupa, drecp blm lupa rod, renewable energy, rod, drecp, record of decision
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Scott Flint
Program Manager, Renewable Energy Infrastructure Planning with California Energy Commission

California Energy Commission Siting, Transmission and Environmental Protection Division: Plan and implement the environmentally responsible deployment of renewable energy technologies and transmission infrastructure in California.