The Palm Springs - South Coast Field Office manages approximately 1.7 million acres of public land. The acreage is spread over 9.5 million acres in five geographic segments of southern California, each with their own issues and management emphasis. 

Because the Palm Springs -South Coast Field Office is responsible for public lands in the urban interface where the growth is occurring, the management of those lands directly affects the quality of life for the large and growing population of southern California. 

In addition, the Palm Springs - South Coast Field Office manages some of the most accessible desert recreation and wilderness available to these people.  

Palm Springs - South Coast Field Office
Area of Responsibility Map 

Fire Management Program

Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains
National Monument
 

51-500 Highway 74 Palm Desert, CA 92260 760 862-9984 Contact us via email

Electronic Monument Brochure

News and Events South Coast Resource Management Plan Revision Environmental Documents (NEPA) for Public Review Sycamore Canyon Closure Federal Register Notices OHV Grant Proposals - 2008 Palm Springs Trespass Cases National Public Lands Day

Field Office Goals

Geographical Areas of Responsibility

Search BLM's Public Land Records 

Palm Springs - South Coast Cattle Grazing Renewal for 2006
 
NEPA Documents

Land Use Planning 

Peninsular Bighorn Sheep

Desert Tortoise

Programs and Events

Meccacopia Special Recreation Management Area 

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46 Parcels of Public Lands in Coachella Valley

The sale will be conducted as a written sealed bid auction.  The sale will be ongoing, with BLM opening written bids the first Wednesday in March and April.

More Information about the Bidding Process