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Hydrologists give students a presentation on the basics of hydrology.

Lessons from a Creek

Alaska Native Science and Engineering Program students met and learned from BLM specialists who work on public land management, fire and fuels, biology, and hydrology.
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A beaver exits a carrying kennel as it is released into the wilderness.

Using Beavers as Partners in Riparian Habitat Restoration in Las Cienegas National Conservation Area

The Bureau of Land Management and the Arizona Game and Fish Department have partnered to reestablish a keystone species and restore natural stream channel function within the Las Cienegas National Conservation Area.
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Person standing in a narrow rocky canyon holding a net, surrounded by towering reddish-brown cliffs under soft sunlight.

Meet Dashiell Gould Lagoyda, fisheries biologist intern at the Safford Field Office

From removing invasive species in Bonita Creek to learning the rhythms of fieldwork in a rugged, time‑sensitive environment, Dashiell has embraced every challenge with curiosity, adaptability, and dedication.
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Seven fisheries volunteers stand together with the program leader in a meeting room during a volunteer appreciation event.

Hooked on stewardship: Lake Havasu Field Office celebrates Fisheries Improvement Program volunteers

Lake Havasu Field Office hosted an appreciation luncheon for the volunteers of the Fisheries Improvement Program.
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A man holds a placard in a field with trees in the background

BLM Colorado water rights specialist wins Riparian Hero Award

Roy Smith has worked for the BLM since 1992 and was recognized by the Colorado Riparian Association with the 2025 “Riparian Hero Award" for “unwavering dedication to keeping Colorado’s streams and rivers flowing.”
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Collage image showing the grassy area next to a chain-link fence before and after the snake plant was removed

Defending public lands: Combating invasive species in BLM Eastern States

Across the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Eastern States region, non-native plants and animals are spreading rapidly, displacing native species and disrupting healthy ecosystems, and even local economies.
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