The Bureau of Land Management is considering improvements to some of the property where Cliven Bundy’s cows graze, six years after it became a national monument.
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In 1990, federal officials listed the Mojave Desert species as threatened across its range, touching off a series of new regulations and initiatives aimed at saving the long-lived reptile.
The Gold Butte National Monument will be off the table when federal land managers host an upcoming series of public meetings on their revised management plan for Southern Nevada.