Chapter 1: Old West, New West, Next West? - Donna L. Lybecker
Part Two: Public Lands Management in the West
Chapter 2: Western Public Land and the Evolving Management Landscape - John Ruple
Chapter 3: Rangeland policy and management in a changing West: Political marginalization and a crisis of trust - Mark Brunson
Part Three: National Forest and Wildland Fire Policy
Chapter 4: Professionalism vs. Politics: The century-long battle over national forest policy - Tom Koontz
Chapter 5: Wildland Fire Policy and Climate Change: Evolution of Fire Policy and Current Needs - Eric Toman
Part Four: Federal Land Ownership in the West
Chapter 6: Wild Places and Irreplaceable Resources: Protecting Wilderness and National Monuments - John Ruple
Chapter 7: National Parks: Preserving America's Natural and Cultural Heritage - Robert B. Keiter
Part Five: Water in the West
Chapter 8: The Changing Fate of Western Rivers: The Case of the Colorado - Doug Kenney
Part Six: Wildlife
Chapter 9: Introduction to Wildlife Management on Public Lands - Lauren Anderson
Chapter 10: Endangered Species, Wildlife Corridors, and Climate Change in the US West - Jodi A. Hilty, Aerin L. Jacobs, Kim G. Trotter, Maya J. Hilty, Hilary C. Young
Part Seven: Energy Development in the West
Chapter 11: Renewable Energy Development in the American West - Anna Karmazina
Chapter 12: Regulating Oil and Gas on Federal Lands under Presidents Bush II, Obama and Trump - Charles Davis
Chapter 13: Mining on Federal Land: Policy and Costs of Doing Business - P. Casey Giordono
Part Eight: Land Ownership, Sovereign Rights, and Conflict in the West
Chapter 14: Implications of Tribal Sovereignty, Federal Trust Responsibility, and Congressional Plenary Authority for Native American Lands Management - Shane Day
Chapter 15: Western Rebellion: Who Owns the West? - Christopher P. Simon, Erika Allen Wolters, Brent S. Steel
Conclusion - Brent S. Steel, Erika Allen Wolters and Rebecca L.Warner