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BLM delays ruling on closing sacred Sho-Ban site to climbers
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Posted: Thursday, July 18, 2013
The
Bureau of Land Management
has delayed a decision on closing a sacred site to climbers.
The
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
oppose climbing at Castle Rocks. A decision might not come for another year in order to study the impact of climbing at the site.
“We’re anxious to hear the BLM’s decision,” Carolyn Smith, a tribal member, told The Twin Falls Times-News. “That area is important to us.”
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