U.S. General Accounting Office (GAO) Reports

Relating to Livestock Grazing on Public Lands

Grazing Lease Arrangements Of Bureau Of Land Management Permittees, GAO/RCED-86-168BR, MAY 1986

Some Riparian Areas Restored But Widespread Improvement Will Be Slow, GAO/RCED-88-105, JUNE 1988

More Emphasis Needed On Declining And Overstocked Grazing Allotments, GAO/RCED-88-80, JUNE 1988

Management Of Public Rangelands By The Bureau Of Land Management, GAO/RCED-88-58, AUGUST 1988

Public Land Management: Attention to Wildlife is Limited, GAO/RECE-91-64, MARCH 1991

Current Formula Keeps Grazing Fees Low, GAO/RCED-91-185BR, JUNE 1991

Comparison Of Rangeland Condition Reports, GAO/RCED-91-191, JULY 1991

BLM'S Hot Desert Grazing Program Merits Reconsideration, GAO/RCED-92-12, NOVEMBER 1991

Assessment Of Nevada Consulting Firm's Critique Of Three GAO Reports, GAO/RCED-92-178R, MAY 1992

Profile Of The Bureau Of Land Management's Grazing Allotments And Permits, GAO/RCED-92-213FS, JUNE 1992

Effects Of Wilderness Designation On Economy And Grazing In Utah, GAO/RCED-93-11, DECEMBER 1992

BLM'S Range Improvement Project Data Base Is Incomplete And Inaccurate, GAO/RCED-93-92, APRIL 1993

Profile Of The Forest Service's Grazing Allotments And Permittees, GAO/RCED-93-141FS, APRIL 1993

Large Grazing Permits, GAO/RCED-93-190R, JUNE 1993

Efforts To Protect Livestock From Predators, GAO/RCED-96-3, OCTOBER 1995

Wildlife Management: Issues Concerning the Management of Bison and Elk Herds in Yellowstone National Park, GAO/T-RCED-97-200, JULY 1997

Order Reports Online From GAO

The University of Arizona, in Tucson, has a website dedicated to providing technical information and management tools to promote sustainable ranching at
http://ag.arizona.edu/OALS/agnic/

Information about the relatively insignificant contribution livestock grazing on public lands makes to the national economy can be obtained from the USDA's
National Agricultural Statistics Service.