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May 13, 2010 Dear Secretary Salazar, As former federal land management agency officials, wildlife managers, and energy regulators throughout the West, we applaud your announcement of new policies for onshore oil and gas lease reform and your efforts to restore balance to the leasing process on public lands. We recognize the arduous and complex task of balancing energy development with stewardship of our land, air, water, and wildlife. As defined by multiple-use mandates of federal land management agencies, it is important to preserve the integrity of our public lands and our wildlife habitat as we develop our important natural resources. Your proposal to reform the leasing policies for oil and gas seems to restore much needed balance to the leasing process, and is an important step forward for this administration. Policies like those you outlined - but have not yet finalized and implemented - will help to restore balance and common-sense values to management of our public lands, while still allowing development of our energy resources. They represent good- government policy that will balance multiple uses and are in synch with public and local opinion. As you have said on many different occasions, these lands belong to American taxpayers. Over the past decade, a great deal of taxpayer dollars and agency resources have gone into dealing with protests and lawsuits. Your reforms to the BLM oil and gas leasing program will provide certainty to oil and gas companies while restoring balance to the management of our public lands, decreasing the amount of controversy over leasing decisions and adequately involving the public in the leasing process. We commend you for your work to date, and encourage you to move forward with this important onshore lease reform work. Sincerely, Mike Dombeck Former Chief Dale Bosworth Former Chief Jim Baca Mike Penfold Former Assistant Director

Jim Furnish Former Deputy Chief George Lea Former Deputy Director Jim Ruch Perry Olson Elaine Brong Oregon/Washington Ann Morgan Colorado Mat Millenbach Montana Larry Hamilton Montana Bill Eikenberry Former Associate State Director Wyoming Brad Powell Former Regional Forester Pacific Southwest Northwest and Northwest Regions Ellie Towns Former Regional Forester Southwest Region Dave Roberts Wildlife Program Leader Wyoming

John Mumma Former Regional Forester, Northwest Region Rich Stem Former Deputy Regional Forester Region 2 Richard Long Region 8 Air Program Environmental Protection Agency Gloria Flora Former Forest Supervisor Lewis and Clark National Forest Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest Gary Long Former Wilderness and Recreation Coordinator Wyoming State Office Gene Reetz Senior Environmental Scientist Region 8 US Environmental Protection Agency, Walter Rule, Jr Former District Ranger and Public Affairs Officer Jack Kelly Former Field Office Manager Lander Field Office Wyoming Steve Belinda Wyoming Steve Torbit Wyoming Fish and Wildlife Service

Fred Roberts Pinedale, WY and Lewistown MT field offices Bob Elderkin Former Oil and Gas Regulator Steve Norris Former Assistant Director Larry Gerard Wildlife Biologist Alamosa, Rawlins, Lander, Buffalo Field Offices Todd Malmsbury Former Chief of Information Lee Otteni Former District Manager Farmington field office New Mexico Ivan James Former Hydrologist United States Geological Survey Tom Heffernan Former Realty Specialist John Ellenberger State Big Game Manager Dennis Buechler US Fish and Wildlife Service Wes Wilson Former Environmental Engineer Region 8 US Environmental Protection Agency,

Dan Grenard Former Geologist Royal Gorge Field Office Dennis Willis Former Recreation Planner Price Field Office Rob Firth Former Chief of Law Enforcement Arch Andrews Former Public Affairs Manager Bruce Gill Former Big Game Research Leader Len Carpenter Former Terrestrial Research Leader Tom Powell Former Aquatic Research Leader Gary Miller Former State Ecologist Bob Towry Former State Wildlife Manager Pam Schnurr Former Habitat Biologist Gene Byrne Former Area Biologist Chuck Loeffler

John Seidel Former Area Wildlife Manager Dave Kenvin Former Habitat Biologist John Toolen Former Habitat Biologist Rebecca Frank Former Wildlife Commission Member Colorado Wildlife Commission John Woodling Aquatic Researcher Bill Heircher Former Wildlife Manager Nick Pinell Former Wildlife Manager Bob Hernbrode Former State Big Game Manager Former Arizona Wildlife Commissioner Gayle Joslin Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Jim Posewitz Former Bureau Chief, Ecological Services Division Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Lynn R. Kaeding Former Fishery Biologist U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service