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<dd>Education, interpretation, and youth programs are essential for the BLM to achieve its mission of sustaining the health, diversity, and productivity of Americas public lands. The BLMs expansive land holdings are significant resources for engaging people of all ages in learning about the interconnections among people, cultural heritage, and the natural world. Through learning, play, and work, individuals forge connections to their public lands and find personal inspiration. Young people, engaged from an early age in learning and recreation on the public lands, often go on to become active stewards and conservation leaders.--Page 4</dd>
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<dd>"BLM/WO/GI-13/006+1114"--Page [2] of cover</dd></dl><br>Subjects: United States. Bureau of Land Management. -- Planning; United States. Bureau of Land Management; Public lands -- Education -- United States; Youth in development -- United States; Environmental education -- United States; Public lands; Education; Planning; Youth in development; Environmental education; United States</div>
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United States. Bureau of Land Management</div>
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