In terms of Mrs. Geise’s desire to see additional language added to the RMFHA, it is hard to imagine what more ranchers could want. Two separate sections in the bill pertaining specifically to livestock grazing maintain existing grazing permits, including those within the newly designated wilderness areas, and allow for their renewal in accordance is applicable federal laws and regulations governing grazing on federal public lands. In fact, the only real change for ranchers grazing in the newly created Conservation Management Area is that the continuance of livestock grazing must be consistent with the purpose of the Act, “to conserve, protect, and enhance for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations the recreational, scenic, historical, cultural, fish, wildlife, roadless, and ecological values of the Conservation Management Area.” Ranchers who truly act as good stewards of the land should have no difficulty conforming to these broad and basic values and should not require additional protections. Adding grazing to the list would not change the already generous protections ranchers enjoy in the RMFHA. Both the Forest Service and the BLM already categorize grazing as an historical use.