BLM Library
Welcome to the BLM Library Website. Located at the National Operations Center in Denver, Colorado, we are the BLM's only full-service library with professional staff serving BLM employees across the country. We also are able to assist members of the general public who seek BLM publications and information. Questions? Contact the BLM Library or visit the Library FAQ.
Multiple Indicator Monitoring (MIM) of Stream Channels and Streamside Vegetation provides information for managers, landowners, and others to adaptively manage riparian resources. After 13 years of experience using the protocol, it has been updated to reflect new standards.
The BLM Historical Photograph collection features visual documentation of the operations and people of the Bureau of Land Management through the existence of the bureau and its predecessors. Additional content is added as donations are acquired from past and current employees and bureau offices.
BLM Library Historical Oral Histories collection features interviews of the people of the Bureau of Land Management through the existence of the bureau. Additional content is added as donations are acquired from past and current employees and bureau offices.
View over 10,000 digitized publications in the BLM's library collection! Topics include natural resources, the environment, public lands, land management, wildlife, grazing, cultural resources, minerals management, water management, recreation, American history, and American government. Our collection is constantly growing so check in often to find new publications. These documents are freely available online and in a variety of file formats, including PDF, HTML, text, Kindle, ePUB, and more
