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The BLM’s attempts to manage resources and enforce regulations—like controlling the growing population of wild horses or ensuring safe mining practices—demonstrate the multitude of roles this agency has to navigate, often with insufficient backing. Critics argue that the BLM suffers from a lack of public support compared to other federal agencies. Its complicated mission results in dissatisfaction from various stakeholders, whether they have interests in grazing, mining, conservation, or recreational access.