Title 43 of the United States Code

Title 43 of the United States Code primarily governs federal land policies and programs related to public lands, including the management and sale of land, water resources, and related infrastructure. It addresses how the federal government acquires, manages, and disposes of land for various purposes such as agriculture, conservation, and development. The title includes regulations for agencies like the Bureau of Land Management and the Forest Service, ensuring sustainable use and protection of public resources while facilitating economic and community development.