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Public lands demand public accountability

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By Jamison Ervin
| The Stowe Reporter Verified
For the first time ever, Vermonters have an opportunity to establish formal rules governing how our public lands are managed. This may sound like an obscure bureaucratic exercise. It is anything but. The forests, mountains, streams and habitats managed by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources belong to all Vermonters. They are our shared inheritance.
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Ervin: Public lands demand public accountability

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By Jamison Ervin
| Rutland Herald Verified
For the first time ever, Vermonters have an opportunity to establish formal rules governing how our public lands are managed. This may sound like an obscure bureaucratic exercise. It is anything but. The forests, mountains, streams and habitats managed by Vermont Agency of Natural Resources belong to all Vermonters. They are our shared inheritance.
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Commentary | Jamison Ervin: Public lands demand public accountability

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By Jamison Ervin
| Manchester Journal Verified
For the first time ever, Vermonters have an opportunity to establish formal rules governing how our public lands are managed. This may sound like an obscure bureaucratic exercise. It is anything but. The forests, mountains, streams, and habitats managed by the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources belong to all Vermonters. They are our shared inheritance.
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