The Buffalo Field Office manages 780,291 acres of public lands and 4,731,140 acres of mineral estate within Campbell, Johnson, and Sheridan counties in north-central Wyoming. These three counties are part of the Northern Great Plains and are rich in old west history.

This area contains vast deposits of oil, gas and coal, in addition to providing a variety of resources such as wildlife habitat and rangelands for livestock grazing. The public lands and adjacent Bighorn National Forest provide many opportunities for recreational activities.

It's all here! You can mountain bike, horseback ride, or hunt big game. You can fish, explore wilderness areas, or venture into the lands of the Hole in the Wall gang where the legendary Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid once roamed. So, when you come to Wyoming visit and enjoy lands managed by the Buffalo Field Office and enjoy America's public lands!

In the Spotlight

• Fire Season Approaches

• BLM Employee Tom Bills Earns National Award

• Free Firewood Permits Available from BLM Buffalo Field Office

• Sage-grouse RMP amendment & IMA information - updated 06/13/08 

• Online Spud Notice for Oil & Gas operators

• CBNG POD tracking - updated 06/13/2008
  • FY 08 pending
  • FY 08 approved
  • previous years approved PODs 

BLM Wyoming Centers & Interagency Sites

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• National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
• National Sign Center 
• Powder River Basin Interagency Working Group 
• Wyoming Interagency Fire Restrictions

Cultural Resources

Energy & Minerals

Fire Management

Grazing

NEPA

Planning

Recreation

Wildlife

PRB Working Group

Fortification Creek RMP Amendment

Greater sage-grouse RMP Amendment