Cultural Heritage and Paleontology
Man in blue hat crouches over partially revealed dinosaur bone in the ground

Mother’s Day Site helps unlock ancient mysteries while asking more questions

Over the last 30 years, the Mother's Day site in southern Montana has produced more than 2,600 specimens including the most complete juvenial sauropod skull ever found.
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Boy scout group in an alcove with BLM employees

Troop 8 feels great about protecting public lands

When Scouting America (formerly Boy Scouts of America) asked the BLM for an opportunity to help out on public lands and earn their next merit badge, Canyon Country District BLM Archaeologist Chris Shaw was ready.
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Group photo of Junior Ranger Day BLM participants

A peek inside second annual junior ranger day at local elementary school

Bureau of Land Management’s Monticello Field Office partnered with Montezuma Creek Elementary School to host its second annual Junior Ranger Day.
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Secretary Haaland group photo with BLM and ALCC staff.

Secretary Deb Haaland visits with Ancestral Lands Conservation Corps crew working to stabilize Lowry Pueblo

On October 16th, BLM Colorado hosted Secretary Deb Haaland at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument (CANM) to showcase Ancestral Lands Conservation Corps’s (ALCC) current work with BLM.
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Two men and three boys in baseball caps pose in front of a table holding a model T. rex skull.

BLM T. rex featured at Smithsonian Event

T. rex discovered on BLM land in North Dakota plays role in new film.
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Cami (left) and Greg (right) pause to look at an outcrop of Greenhorn Limestone in central Kansas around 1990.

Greg and Cami: A Tale of Two Geologists

Greg and Cami: A Tale of Two Geologists
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