Public Land in the United States Part 2
The U.S. government manages a lot of land in the United States. This land is owned by the citizens or taxpayers. There are different guidelines as to how it needs to be managed based on what category the land belongs to. Below is a game of the types of land and the acceptable and/or unacceptable uses for each category
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Topics of this game:
- which federal land does not allow the following: Most parks are highly protected. Generally no extraction of resources (such as mining, hunting, fishing, logging etc.)
- which federal land does not allow the following: Highly protected. No timber harvesting or mining
- which federal land does not allow the following: Absolutely NO resource use (no logging, grazing, hunting or mining). No mechanized equipment allowed (ATV’s, guns etc).
- approximately how big is the federal land? Bureau of Land Management
- approximately how big is the federal land? National Parks
- approximately how big is the federal land? National Forest
- approximately how big is the federal land? Fish & Wildlife Refuges
- approximately how big is the federal land? Wilderness Areas
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