BLM approves CdA citizen advisors

PUBLIC LANDS — Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar has announced new appointments or re-appointments of four members to the Bureau of Land Management Coeur d’Alene District’s citizen-based Resource Advisory Council.

• Kimberly Rice Brown, Archaeological and Historical Interest representative.
• David Brummer, Procurement Manager for Stimson Lumber Co., Commercial Timber representative.
• Keegan Schmidt, Lewis-Clark State College associate professor, GeologyAcademia representative.
• Kimberly Friend, business owner-operator, Commercial Recreation representative.

• Linda Bonser-Rider, rancher, grazing representative.
• Douglas Boggan, rancher, grazing representative.
• Ronald Hood, contractor, Off-Highway Vehicles representative.
• Jerry Boggs, Endangered Species coordinator, Selkirk Conservation Alliance, Environment representative.
• Jackie McAvoy, trails consultant, Dispersed Recreation representative.
• Kimberly Brown, Historical Organization, Archaeology/History representative.
• Tom Crimmins, trails consultant, Dispersed Recreation representative.
• Jerry Shriner, Backcountry Horsemen, Wild Horse and Burrow representative.
• Randy Doman, Public-At-Large representative.
• Aaron Miles, Nez Perce Tribe’s Department of Natural Resources manager, Tribes representative.
• Gregory Taylor, Idaho Department of Water Resources stream channel protection specialist, State Agency representative.
• Chris Goetz, Clearwater County Sheriff, Elected Official representative.