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827: PALEONTOLOCICAL'BESOURCES ~iliGE.`ffalT <br />~ , <br />• ... <br />- Smpacta to the environment." Paleontologic resources are part of <br />the physical envlror,ment. <br />D. "he ,let o_' ~~~ ?4, 1074, 8A =tat. 1'~. Provides .`or the <br />re serva_:cr, „ 9lstaricel s _ ±rc'~aeo:oglca: data vhitj a'ght be <br />lost ae a result of federal .cojects or federally licensed projects <br />or activities. Sectio^ 3(ai and 4(a) provide fur the Secretary (of <br />the Interior] to survey, protect, preserve or recover objects or <br />data of 'scientific eignlficance' when threatened by federal <br />construction projects or federally licensed projects. <br />_. :`ie Vat:oca: =:.v1:or.~ea[ai --~'- Ac: r" 196 ;y?'Pai. Sec[_o^ <br />101 b 4) Sdentifies the res;onsibility of the Federal Government <br />to "preserve important hlstor'_c, cultural, and natural aspects of <br />our national heritage <br />Section 102(2)(a) requires ail agencies of the Federal Government <br />to 'utilize a systematic, interdisciplinary approach which rill <br />insure the integrated use of the natural ~`nd social sciences . <br />in planning and deciaionmaking . <br />:~. <br />F. 'fie Act of September 28, 1962. Authorizes the management, sale, <br />and free use of petrified vc.d. <br />G. Historic Sites Act of 1935. Provides the basis for the Secretary <br />of the Interior to eatablisi National Natural iandmarka (A1NL) <br />that represent 'outstanding etamples of landforms, geological <br />features, etc., or fossil denoaits." Refer to 36 CPR Part 62 for <br />regulations. <br />H. Mineral Leasing Act of 1920. Section 30 requires and provides for <br />the 'protection of interests of the Dnited:States." Posaila and <br />other natural resources values are commonly regarded as 'interests <br />of the Dotted States." <br />.O4 Responsibility <br />A. The Director sad Assistant Director for Lands and Renewable <br />Resources are responsible for the overall direction, conduct, and <br />evaluation of the Paleontological Resources Management (PRM) <br />through the issuance of appropriate regulations and directives. <br />$. ?~:e C^11e°, J1V'_s1On Of Recre ~t ion, C`.:lLUral, a=~ wilds^e9s <br />Resources is responsible for 2roviding technical advice sad <br />assistance, _~foraa[1on, directives and procedures to fie'_d offices <br />`.~,r 'npleae_t:c3 _,- csrr~ic.-: out :.._ :i}! pr: -__. ~'e <br />respcnsiSlL't! also =acludes the appropriate r.oordlaatlo^ cf ?35! <br />BLM MANUAL SDPPLEMENT REL. H0. 8-11 ' <br />STATE OFFICE - COLORADO 3/25/88 <br />