This document addresses alternatives for managing federal mineral estate in south central and southeastern Wyoming. The are covered comprises 4 million acres land in which surface and minerals are federally owned and 1 million additional acres in which only the minerals are federally owned. This public land is administered by the Medicine Bow and Divide resource areas, Rawlins District, Bureau of Land Management. The plan focuses primarily on three resource management issues relating to resource users that affect vegetation, soils, and watershed values; suitability of areas for special management designations; and opportunities for improving resource accessibility.