Worland Field Office

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The Worland Field Office manages over two million acres of public lands in the southern half of the Bighorn Basin. Located in northcentral Wyoming, these lands provide a variety of resources and uses including wild horses, wildlife habitat, scenic vistas, recreation opportunities, mineral development, and livestock grazing.

You can mountain bike, horseback ride, or hunt big game, fish a blue-ribbon trout stream, explore the badlands, see the latest dinosaur discoveries, and more! So when you come to Wyoming, visit the Bighorn Basin and enjoy America's public lands!

In the Spotlight

• November eNewsletter now available

• BLM Signs Bentonite Mining Decision Record

• BLM Wyoming Completes Fall Wild Horse Gathers

• BLM reminds hunters to stay on existing roads & trails 

BLM Wyoming Centers & Interagency Sites

• National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
• National Sign Center 
• Wyoming Interagency Fire Restrictions