As Congress moves to overturn federal land management plans in three states, a conservation expert said Wyoming is following the standard public process instead. The U.S. House has passed resolutions under the Congressional Review Act to nullify resource management plans in Montana, North Dakota and Alaska. David Willms, associate vice president of public lands for the National Wildlife Federation, said the administration is working collaboratively to improve the plans. Proponents countered current land management plans hinder domestic energy production on public lands. He added it could create long-term uncertainty for industries and users who depend on stable rules for grazing, recreation and energy development on public lands.