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• Create 41 new wilderness areas, including 52,300 acres near Dinosaur National Monument, 175,500 acres in the Book Cliffs, 257,600 acres in Canyonlands and 223,566 acres in Cedar Mesa.

• Form 11 national conservation areas, including 530,400 acres of the San Rafael Swell.

• Free up roughly 80,000 acres of wilderness study areas, including 20,400 acres of Desolation Canyon, for other uses.

• Create sportsmen special management areas in the Book Cliffs, Desolation Canyon, Nine Mile Canyon and White River areas.

• Expand Arches National Park by 18,800 acres.

• Establish Jurassic National Monument at the Cleveland-Lloyd dinosaur-fossil quarry.

• Create the Bears Ears National Conservation Area.

• Expand the wild and scenic rivers designation to segments of the Colorado, Dolores, Green and San Juan rivers.

• Consolidate school trust lands.

• Shift 10,000 acres from federal to state control to expand Goblin Valley State Park.

• Transfer 13,300 federal acres to create Price Canyon State Forest.

• Designate a right of way through Recapture Canyon.

• Establish a Red Rock Country off-highway vehicle trail in Grand and San Juan counties.

• Seek to speed up permitting for energy-development projects.

• Work to maintain current grazing rights.

• Create the Public Lands Initiative Planning and Implementation Advisory Committee made up of community and government leaders already involved in the negotiations.

• A second bill would block a president's use of the Antiquities Act to create or expand a national monument in these seven counties: Summit, Uintah, Duchesne, Carbon, Grand, Emery and San Juan.