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Wild horses and burros on 60 Minutes

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Three people sitting at a table with outreach materials

BLM sponsors Indigenous college students at leadership congress

The 2022 multi-agency Native Youth Climate Adaptation Leadership Congress (NYC

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Rock art that depicts an elongated animal with a long tail.

During Native American Heritage Month, a Recognition of Indigenous Connections to the Land

By Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist

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A wild horse with a freeze mark and halter.

My Wild Horse Story: Annelyse and Shania

I grew up in the Northeast and never had a horse of my own but took lessons once a week and got around horses any chance I got. As I got a little older, I learned about the Bureau of Land Management’s Wild Horse and Burro Program and realized my dream of having a wild horse could really happen! 
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Horse and woman getting mail.

My Wild Horse Story: How Lois Helped Save the Mustang Jolene Bean

This story is courtesy of Lois Fritz, New Freedom Farm and Shawn Farnsworth, BLM Wild Horse and Burro Specialist

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Five individuals smiling standing in front of a fire truck that has just been transferred to the Parowan Fire Department.

Rural Fire Readiness: Parowan Fire Department Fire Engine Transfer

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BLM Arizona and partner unveil interpretive display during NPLD celebration

Story by June Lowery, public affairs specialist

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BLM Utah Law Enforcement Officers Support Hurricane Relief Efforts

Bureau of Land Management (BLM) law enforcement officers are often asked to respond to natural disasters across the nation.

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Woman on horse

My Wild Horse Story: Becky and Fancy

I have had Fancy for 7 months now and she has been a true Blessing! She is hands down the smartest most intuitive horse I have ever had the pleasure of training. Every ounce of love, patience and kindness I pour into her comes back to me two-fold.  
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Cover of the printed publication of FLPMA, featuring various images of multiple use on public lands.

Since its passage in 1976, FLPMA has helped the BLM meet the moment

By Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist

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A group of seven people, standing, facing each other, conversing; short-grass prairie landscape with golden, late-season grasses; expansive, low-elevation hills in the background; partly cloudy sky.

Getting to Know You – New State Director prioritizes people

Story by Gina Baltrusch, Public Affairs Officer, North Central Montana District

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Salmon swimming in a river.

BLM and Partners Complete Lower Mattole River and Estuary Restoration Effort

By Zane Ruddy, Fish Biologist, Arcata Field Office

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