Cody Field Office

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The Cody Field Office encompasses 2.2 million acres of the Bighorn Basin in northcentral Wyoming. The area includes portions of Park and Big Horn counties and is bordered by the Shoshone and Bighorn National Forests.

The Field Office manages 1.1 million acres of public land and 1.5 million acres of federal mineral estate within this area. These public lands provide a variety of resource values including wildlife habitat, scenic vistas, wild horses, recreational opportunities, minerals, livestock grazing, and paleontological and cultural resources.

In the Spotlight

• BLM Cody Releases EA for Bentonite Mining  

• Statewide Hearing Scheduled on Helicopter/Motorized Vehicle Use in BLM Wild Horse Management 

• BLM Fire Management Shares Ways to Prepare for the 2013 Wildfire Season 

• Proposed Parcels for August Oil and Gas Lease Sale Posted 

• Beck Lake Mountain Bike Trail Right-of-Way DR/FONSI/EA     

• BLM Cody Releases EA for Bentonite Mining 

• Wyoming Resource Advisory Council Meeting Set for May  

• BLM Reminds Snow Machines to Stay on Roads   

• BLM Plans Prescribed Burns Throughout Bighorn Basin  

• BLM Cody’s Tricia Hatle Selected as BLM Outstanding Wyoming Rangeland Management Specialist 2012 

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Documents

• Inventory of Multiple Use Lands with Wilderness Characteristics 

• Habitat Selection & Changes in the White-tailed & Black-tailed Prairie Dog Population in the Northern Bighorn Basin, Wyoming - Sept. 2009, 1.96mb