Open for Business: The Trump Revolution on America’s Public Lands

In 2017, Congressman Jason Chaffetz of Utah lit the fuse of what many Republicans in Western states hoped would be a new effort to take over control of federal lands, and introduced a bill to sell some 3.3 million public land acres out of federal hands. The backlash – this time from sportsmen and the outdoor recreation community, as well as environmentalists – was immediate and intense. Chaffetz soon withdrew the legislation. The open effort in Congress to wrest public lands away from the federal government and transfer them to states or private owners may seem to have subsided. But it has simply gone underground. There is a stealth battle to whittle away at federal authority over public lands that is very much in motion, as the Trump administration aggressively advances an agenda to remake U.S. policies toward those lands. “There’s a quiet, almost covert, effort to dismantle the public lands management infrastructure,” said Jim Lyons, who was Deputy Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management at the Interior Department in the Obama administration. “It’s very effective. I call it evil genius.” Former Trump adviser Steve Bannon coined the term “deconstruction of the administrative state,” to describe efforts to take power away from the federal government and allow business a freer hand in development. Nowhere is that policy being carried out more systematically than in the Trump administration’s actions on public lands, where the businesses seeking that freer hand are primarily the oil and gas extraction, logging, and mining industries...MORE

If you are looking for a laundry list of complaints against Trump by the enviro-left you certainly will find it here.
Personally, I read it to be nothing but leftist hyperbole. Consider the language used: "take over control", "wrest public lands away", "stealth battle", "covert effort", "evil genius" and so on.
Robbins labels this a Revolution, then in the first three sentences describes how the only thing revolutionary in nature goes down to a cowardly defeat.
You will also notice there is no mention of livestock grazing. Why? Because the Trump administration has made no substantive efforts on that topic.