The Rawlins Field Office encompasses 12.5 million acres in south-central Wyoming and includes the eastern third of Sweetwater County in addition to all of Carbon, Albany and Laramie counties. Within that area, the Rawlins Field Office is responsible for the management of 3.5 million acres of public lands and approximately 4.5 million acres of federal mineral estate.

In the Spotlight

• Rawlins BLM Extends Scoping Comment Period for Chokecherry & Sierra Madre Wind Energy Project EIS

• Rawlins BLM Plans Fall Burns

• Wildlife Exceptions, Waivers & Modifications

BLM Wyoming Centers & Interagency Sites

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• National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
• National Sign Center
• Wyoming Interagency Fire Restrictions
• Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative