Robin M Nazzaro (au)

Federal Land Management: BLM and the Forest Service Have Improved Oversight of the Land Exchange Process, But Additional Actions are Needed

Hardrock Mining: BLM Needs to Better Manage Financial Assurances to Guarantee Coverage of Reclamation Costs

Department of the Interior: Major Management Challenges: Congressional Testimony

Wildlife Refuges: Trends in Funding, Staffing, Habitat Management, and Visitor Services for Fiscal Years 2002 Through 2007: Congressional Testimony

Hardrock Mining: Information on State Royalties and Trends in Mineral Imports and Exports

Federal Land Management: Observations on a Possible Move of the Forest Service Into the Department of the Interior

U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service: Endangered Species Act Decision Making: Congressional Testimony

Department of Energy: Solar and Renewable Resources Technologies Program

Hardrock Mining: Information on Types of State Royalties, Number of Abandoned Mines, and Financial Assurances on BLM Land: Congressional Testimony

Livestock Grazing: Federal Expenditures and Receipts Vary, Depending on the Agency and the Purpose of the Fee Charged

Wildlife Refuges: Changes in Funding, Staffing, and Other Factors Create Concerns about Future Sustainability

Federal Lands: Enhanced Planning Could Assist Agencies in Managing Increased Use of Off-Highway Vehicles

Energy Policy Act Of 2005: Greater Clarity Needed to Address Concerns with Categorical Exclusions for Oil and Gas Development Under Section 390 of the Act

Forest Service: Emerging Issues Highlight the Need to Address Persistent Management Challenges: Congressional Testimony

National Park Service: Donations and Related Partnerships Benefit Parks, But Management Refinements Could Better Target Risks and Enhance Accountability

Wildland Fire Management: Federal Agencies Have Taken Important Steps Forward, But Additional, Strategic Action Is Needed to Capitalize on Those Steps

Wind Power: Impacts on Wildlife and Government Responsibilities for Regulating Development and Protecting Wildlife

U. S. Patent and Trademark Office: Hiring Efforts are Not Sufficient to Reduce the Patent Application Backlog: Congressional Testimony