Partnerships
John Markalunas, a former fire management officer with the Bureau of Land Management and the U.S. Forest Service, was one of the individuals who implemented the use of the Good Neighbor Authority to complete fuels treatments on Poncha Pass. Here, he stands next to a pile of salvaged timber resulting from that project.

A beautiful day in the neighborhood

The Good Neighbor Authority is a Congressional act authorizing federal land management agencies to work across jurisdictional boundaries, and it has made a profound impact in areas where it has been used.
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A portion of the all-terrain vehicle trail located on BLM-managed land was badly rutted due to poor drainage. The crew smoothed out the ruts, cut water bars, and added a curve to the trail to mitigate future issues.

Buffalo Field Office improves Weston Hills Recreation Area

Story by Rachel Woita, Outdoor Recreation Planner, and Tyson Finnicum, Public Affairs Specialist. Photos courtesy of the State of Wyoming Trails Program.

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CFO staff Michael Barrett entering Lost Cave.

Carlsbad Field Office celebrates Cave Week

Story by Ellen Trautner, Outdoor Recreation Planner/Caves. Photos by Ellen Trautner; Paul Murphy, Natural Resource Specialist; and Bryce Franklin, Natural Resource Specialist.

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BLM hits the mark with fourth grade Archaeology Day

RANGELY and MEEKER, Colo. – The BLM White River Field Office joined forces with Parkview and Meeker E

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Mule Deer Foundation improves winter range on BLM lands

By: Kelly Bockting, Wildlife Biologist, Dillon Field Office

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Aerial photo of Alkali Ridge Fire burning in field

Vegetation Projects Continue to Slow Wildfires in Utah

The Alkali Ridge Wildfire started July 12, 2020, from a power transmission line on private land in the Devil Canyon area between Monticello and Blanding, Utah.

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