Public Lands Council

Public Lands Council strives to maintain a stable business environment for ranchers with public lands grazing permits, who are the caretakers of the range, the economic drivers of rural western communities, and providers of food and fiber for the nation.

Our membership consists of state and national cattle, sheep and grasslands associations. Headquarters are located in Washington, D.C., with leadership and state directors located throughout a dozen Western states.

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PLC/NCBA Joint Policy Internship 2013

Public Lands Council (PLC) and the National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) seek policy interns for 2013 in the government affairs office in Washington, D.C. This internship offers a unique opportunity for sudents interested in the livestock industry and federal policy to engage with PLC and NCBA staff on issues of national importance.

Public policy interns gain valuable skills to prepare them for a career after college, firsthand exposure to the public policy process and an opportunity to live in our nation's Capital. Interns work alongside the lobbying team, regulatory experts, communications teams and the political action committee to ensure legislative and regulatory actions don't harm producers.

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The Public Lands Council (PLC) has represented livestock ranchers who use public lands since 1968, preserving the natural resources and unique heritage of the West.