Laura Lundquist(Missoula Current) When Americans hear the words “public land sale,” they often think about the loss of native grass prairie or forested areas. But the sale of urban public land could represent a different loss, according to public land advocates. Lolo Forest supervisor Benjamin Johnson announced the proposal to sell the Regional Field Service Facility in a July 28 letter, which is included among the project documents. Johnson can’t use categorical exclusion because this project involves selling public land. However, no environmental assessment was available on the Lolo Forest website as of Thursday evening.