Lander Field Office

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The Lander Field Office encompasses 6.6 million acres in central Wyoming and includes most of Fremont County, the southwest corner of Natrona Country, and small portions of Carbon, Sweetwater and Hot Springs counties. Of the 6.6 million acres, 2.5 million acres are public lands managed by the BLM. The Lander Field Office also manages approximately 2.7 million acres of federal mineral estate.

The Lander Field Office manages a wide diversity of resources and uses including National Historic Trails, the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail, historic mining areas, rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, hang gliding, livestock grazing and wild horses.

Documents

• BLM Seeks Comments on EA for Wind River/Bighorn Basin District Portion of August 2012 Oil and Gas Lease Parcels

• BLM Lander Seeks Input on Bison Basin Development

• BLM Issues Decision on Exploratory Well North of Dubois

• BLM & Forest Service Schedule Public Meetings on Sage-Grouse Conservation
  • BLM Issues Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation Guidance 
  • Federal Agencies Announce Initial Step to Incorporate Greater Sage-Grouse Conservation Measures into Land Management Plans 

• BLM Lander Archaeologist Receives National Awards