In the Spotlight

News Releases:

• BLM to Host June 20 Red Rock Canyon Open House on ADA Trail
• BLM and Forest Service to hold public meetings on WH&B Project
• Public Input Sought on Virgin River Restoration Plan
• Red Rock Canyon Campground to Close Until Labor Day Weekend 
• Southern Nevada Fire Restrictions Announced 

Links of Interest

• Renewable Energy Projects
    
      
• Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area - More than a million visitors enjoy this area each year.
• Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area - Offers spectacular visitation opportunities.
• Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act (SNPLMA) - Allows the Bureau of Land Management to sell public land within a specific boundary around Las Vegas.
• ACEC Route Maps
• Gold Butte Recreation Analysis
• Nevada Published Federal Register Notices 2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 
• Spring Mountains Complex Wild Horse & Burro Project
• Nellis Dunes Recreation Area Dust Study
• Upper Las Vegas Wash Final Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement
• Sloan Hills Competitive Mineral Materials Sales Environmental Impact Statement 
• Las Vegas Travel and Recreation Implementation Plan Environmental Impact Statement  ^{_{*click here if you have problems loading this page*}}
• Las Vegas Resource Management Plan Revision and Environmental Impact Statement  ^{_{*click here if you have problems loading this page*}}
• National NEPA Register Page  _{^{*click here if you have problems loading this page*}}

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Welcome to Southern Nevada!

Beyond the bright lights of the Strip, the Southern Nevada District Office manages more than three million acres of Mojave Desert in Clark and Nye counties. The scenery varies from dramatically colorful geologic landforms and largely unspoiled panoramic vistas of Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area to remote and rugged wild landscapes of Gold Butte Back Country Byway. Recreation opportunities abound and viewing sites for desert plants and animals are easily accessible.

Whether you are a visitor or resident of Las Vegas, we encourage you to enjoy your public lands.

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