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The document is a nomination form for individuals interested in serving on the Colorado Bureau of Land Management's Resource Advisory Councils (RAC) for the Front Range, Northwest, or Southwest regions. It requires personal information, qualifications, experience related to land management, and areas of interest to be represented. Additionally, it includes instructions for submitting the form along with letters of reference and provides contact information for further inquiries.

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