Nada Culver
Senior Counsel, BLM Action Center
Central Rockies Regional Office
Office: 303-650-5818 x 117 Email
Recent Publications
- Morton, P., C. Weller, J. Thomson, M. Haefele, and N. Culver. 2004. Drilling in the Rocky Mountains: How Much and at What Cost? Economic Analysis. Washington, DC, The Wilderness Society.
- Analysis of Habitat Fragmentation from Oil and Gas Development: A framework for Public Land Management Planning
Recently Published on Wilderness.org:
Travel Planning Methods to Address Habitat Fragmentation from Roads
Westwide Energy Corridors Factsheet
The Wilderness Society’s Comments on the Draft West-Wide Energy Corridors PEIS
Comments on Proposed Designation of National Interest Electric Transmission Corridors
Governors Request NIETC Delay
Letter to Interior Department about violation of public comment laws on oil shale regulations
Habitat Fragmentation from Roads: Travel Planning Methods to Safeguard BLM Lands
Analysis of Current Federal Actions Authorizing Drilling of New Wells
Analysis of Otero Mesa Record of Decision and Resource Management Plan Amendment
Designation of Energy Corridors Under the Energy Policy Act of 2005
West-Wide Energy Corridors: Key Points
BLM's Competitive Oil and Gas Leasing and Drilling Process
Overview of BLM Oil and Gas Leasing and Drilling Process
BLM Planning Process: A Flowchart
Guide to BLM Terminology and Actions
Glossary of BLM Terms and Acronyms
Statements in Support of Fixing the West-wide Energy Corridors
West-wide Energy Corridors Complaint
Testimony of Nada Culver before House Select Committee on Energy Independence and Global Warming Hearing on Solar Energy Development
Scoping Comments on the Solar Energy PEIS
Comments on the Draft PEIS for Geothermal Energy
Comments on the Draft PEIS for Wind Energy
Number of APDs Approved and Number of Wells Spud During the Year on Federal Lands (Oil and Gas)
Total Acres Leased and Producible Acres on Federal Land (Oil and Gas)
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