“It is the Very Thing that Defines Me”: Hunting and Fishing on BLM Lands

September 15, 2025Parks Stewardship ForumOpen Access

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Hunting and fishing are central to identity and culture in the American West, reflecting deep personal and communal ties.
The narrative explores lived experiences on BLM lands, revealing the emotional and cultural ties that define outdoor life.
Discussion of interactions with nature emphasizes the value of public lands for recreational activities like hunting and fishing.
Understanding these traditions could inform conservation efforts and policies regarding BLM lands in the region.

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This observational piece highlights the cultural significance of hunting and fishing traditions on public lands, emphasizing community connections.

The author shares his deep connections to hunting and fishing traditions on public lands in the American West.

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Garrett VeneKlasen (2025) studied this question.

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