There are about 45 million acres of public rangelands in Nevada.
These rangelands are divided into 745 grazing allotments. There
are 550 operators, or permittees, with a total of 635 permits to
graze livestock. Public land grazing is managed to achieve the
fundamentals of rangeland health as indicated by soil and site
stability, hydrologic function and biotic integrity. Among the
challenges to successfully manage public land grazing are:
Grazing/Allotment Information websites: - BLM Rangeland
Administration System (RAS) - www.blm.gov/ras/ The RAS provides
grazing administrative support and management reports for the
BLM and the public. Click 'Run Reports' on the left column. -
NILS GeoCommunicator - www.geocommunicator.gov/ To view the
allotments and pasture in an interactive mapping environment.