Hikers in Palm Springs, California, are trying to stop a land swap between the Agua Caliente Band of
Cahuilla Indians and the Bureau of Land Management.
Hikers are worried that the tribe will limit access to popular trails. They are also worried about development, which the tribe says isn't likely.
The BLM is taking public comments on the swap until November 15.
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Hikers Try to Stop Agua Caliente-BLM Land Swap
(KPSP 11/3)
Relevant Documents:
BLM-Agua
Caliente Land Exchange EA (July 2010)
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