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If you visit the BLM's Next Edition Website[1] and read the listed articles and messages, you begin to get a feel for why the organization is rewriting the Manual. In an article in the newsletter of the National Association of County Surveyors, October of 2003, the author, Don Buhler, BLM chief cadastral surveyor, gives us a glimpse into the thinking behind the BLM Manual update:
