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the historic Yaquina Head Lighthouse has been a bright beacon of the night

A beacon through time: The history of Yaquina Head, Oregon's tallest lighthouse

On August 20, 1873, Head Lighthouse Keeper Fayette Crosby lit a flame at the top of Yaquina Head Lighthouse.
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Tent under starry night

Pitch Perfect: A beginner’s guide to camping adventures

Thinking about going camping for the first time? Fall is the perfect time to unplug, recharge, and enjoy the crisp air outdoors. It might feel overwhelming, but don’t stress! Check out our tips to help you plan with confidence.
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A kiosk at a campground in a scenic outdoor setting.

The Great American Outdoors Act: Five years of transforming public lands

Since its passage on Aug. 4, 2020, the landmark Great American Outdoors Act has provided significant resources to improve public lands and waters for the benefit of visitors and local communities nationwide.
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Crew stands with completed repairs.

Take Off Point boat ramp reopens after efficient, economical repairs

When the western boat launch at Take Off Point Recreation Area was closed due to damage on June 17, the Bureau of Land Management’s Lake Havasu Field Office responded swiftly — and economically.
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A photo showing several historic wooden buildings with a dirt road going through the town. Wood ramps lead to the entrance of each building. Two large pine trees flank the central building.

Recreation for all: Accessibility on Montana-Dakotas public lands

This month, we’ll discover accessible sites on public lands in Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota.
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A photo showing the silhouette of a man standing on a high point of ground looking up at the night sky, which is a blend of gray and beige, dotted heavily with stars. The Milky Way is positioned vertically in the center of the photo.

Recreation for all: Exploring accessibility on Idaho’s public lands

The EXPLORE Act, or the Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences Act, is designed to improve access to outdoor spaces for people with disabilities, veterans, and children, among others. In support of that law, over the next year we will explore accessible public lands, state by state, managed by the Bureau of Land Management on behalf of the American people.  In this story, we explore accessibility on Idaho’s public lands.
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