Section G. of the Recreation Guidelines identifies measures to help managers mitigate the proliferation of roads and trails. Although unlikely, if consistencies are identified, the Colorado guidance will be modified to maintain consistency with National policy. Establishment of such areas must be consistent with the Standards for Public Land Health and other Resource Management Plan decisions. The intent is to prevent unacceptable resource damage. A national OHV guidance is being prepared, and Colorado BLM is examining management options.
Monitoring is considered and addressed in individual plans.
Colorado BLM is currently working with other land management agencies to develop effective and efficient law enforcement plans and procedures. There are no open areas within WSAs. No supplementary funds should be sought for recreational activities. Additional funding helps meet those needs. The clause is included to demonstrate that managed intensive recreation use of BLM is an exception, not the norm.