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• Roads (existing and proposed) and airstrips in the Niassa Reserve.

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• Introduction Idaho Backcountry Airstrips — Information and photographs of the Idaho backcountry airstrips of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness Area. ...
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• 040600 alaska 10 7 Kenai Peninsula Online WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal agencies are closing too many remote airstrips on government land, limiting access to the wilderness and creating a safety problem for private pilots, some Western Republicans said Thursday. ...
• Feds closing too many backcountry airstrips, some Western lawmakers say .
• WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal agencies are closing too many remote airstrips on government land, limiting access to the wilderness and creating a safety problem for private pilots, some Western Republicans said Thursday.
• Jim Hansen, R-Utah, held a hearing on his bill that would require the airstrips be maintained and make it harder for federal agencies to close them. Hansen, a pilot, said the airstrips allow people to enjoy public land and offer an important safe haven for pilots with in-flight emergencies.
• Hansen's bill will keep backcountry airstrips from being just another pawn in the (Clinton) administration's plans to lock up federal lands,'' said Rep. ...
• Critics say the administration has gone too far in its efforts to protect wilderness, halting road construction, restricting off-road vehicle use and closing airstrips to limit public access.
• Current regulations already give the public a chance to comment before any airstrips are closed, said Pat Shea, a top land management official in the Interior Department.
• Neither side could offer firm estimates on how many airstrips have been closed or how many remain open. David Alexander, supervisor of Idaho's Payette National Forest, said there probably still are hundreds of airstrips nationwide.
• It would require federal land managers to consult with state aviation officials and ''other interested parties'' to ensure that airstrips are maintained ''in a manner that is consistent with the resource values of the adjacent area. ...
• Federal officials in California estimate desert airstrips in that state could cost $2,000 to $5,000 per year to maintain, Shea said.
• A law keeping those airstrips open could encourage overuse and aid marijuana growers and smugglers who often ferry cargo through remote areas, Shea and Alexander said.

• AIRSTRIPS RESTORATION PROGRAM.
• Barbe-Baie Verte), on behalf of Transport Minister David Collenette, today announced the renewal of the Labrador Coast Airstrips Restoration Program for an additional five years. The Government of Canada will provide a financial contribution of up to $5 million for the restoration of the Labrador Coast Airstrips for the period 2003/04 to 2007/08.
• “These airstrips provide a reliable transportation link for coastal Labrador communities on a year-round basis. ...
• The airstrips are located in the following communities: Black Tickle, Charlottetown, Cartwright, Davis Inlet, Fox Harbour, Hopedale, Makkovik, Mary’s Harbour, Nain, Port Hope Simpson, Postville, Rigolet and Williams Harbour.
• “The renewal of this program will ensure that they have continued access to safe and quality airstrips. ...
• Under a 1982 Labrador Air/Marine Services Agreement, Transport Canada has an ongoing commitment to fund the Labrador Coast Airstrips Restoration Program. The primary objective of the Program is to restore the airstrips along the Labrador Coast to ensure the operational capability of the airstrips is maintained at the level necessary to meet Transport Canada Airport Certification requirements. ...

• To save you counting, there are 531 airstrips! .

• interstates and airstrips .

• Uphill, downhill: airstrips with a gradient.
• Airstrips located atop mesas, in hill country, in canyons, or along rivers may have a gradient varying from small to significant.

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• Bases, Roads & Airstrips.
• Airstrips and training bases were built all over the South Pacific; many of the airfields are still in use today. ...
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• Rehberg works to keep airstrips open.
• The 65-year-old Polson resident is advocating federal lawmakers implement a law to prevent federal officials from closing backcountry airstrips. "The airstrips are basically like a trailhead," the retired rancher explains. ... "Environmentalists oppose the effort, saying remote airstrips harm wildlife and ruin the wilderness experience for other people. ...
• , is a strong supporter of the a bill, HR 2776, that would require the Interior and Agriculture departments to consult with state aviation departments and the Federal Aviation Administration before attempting to close airstrips. ... "Rehberg and other bill supporters say Bush administration officials have been prudent in not closing backcountry airstrips. ... The Clinton administration's goal was to minimize the number of remote airstrips on federal lands and some remote airstrips were in fact shut down, said David Alexander, supervisor for the Payette National Forest in Idaho. ... "Butch" Otter, R-Idaho, shares Rehberg's concern that a future president would allow the airstrips to be shut down. "The need for the airstrips will last long after the Bush administration's second term is over," Otter said. ... "Environmentalists preferred the Clinton administration's strategy and say the maintenance of the airstrips harms the backcountry areas. ... " He said that maintaining the airstrips helps the backcountry areas from becoming inundated with people because they disperse people throughout the area. ... After the Bob Marshall Wilderness was created in 1964 all the other backcountry airstrips that are located within it were closed. There are other backcountry airstrips in the Flathead National Forest and Lewis and Clark National Forest. It is unclear how many backcountry airstrips there are in Montana and other western states and the lack of clarity has created problems. ...

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