Public Lands Management

Public lands management involves overseeing and protecting government-owned areas such as national parks, forests, and wildlife refuges. The goal is to balance conservation, recreation, resource use, and sustainable development to ensure these lands remain healthy and accessible for current and future generations. Managers develop policies, enforce regulations, and collaborate with communities and stakeholders to maintain ecological integrity while allowing safe enjoyment and responsible resource utilization. Overall, it's about stewardship—caring for public lands responsibly to support ecological health, cultural heritage, and public benefits.