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Public Lands Partnerships: BLM & Fruita
On Monday, December 28th, KAFM hosted Collin Ewing (Director of the McInnis Canyon National Conservation Area, Bureau of Land Management) and Ture Nycum (City of Fruita, Parks and Recreation Director) to discuss the developing partnership between Fruita and the BLM. Both entities understand and explain that a healthy partnership will only help develop the public lands in our area in a responsible way while meeting the recreational demands of the community. The segment was moderated by Chris Joyner, the BLM’s Public Affairs Specialist for the Colorado Northwest District. Click on the link below to go to the KAFM website, where you can listen to the podcast.