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High quality sand, stone, and gravel (pictured here) are readily available for purchase on public lands.

Materials Access Program provides streamlined access to common building materials

The new Materials Access Program is designed to provide members of the public with a streamlined process for purchasing quality building materials for their home or small business projects.
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Map of the United States with state boundaries and major cities labeled, displayed on the U.S. Bureau of Land Management General Land Office website.

BLM Launches a Modernized General Land Office Records System

The Bureau of Land Management is taking a big step forward in protecting and sharing some of the nation’s most important historical land documents. The agency is launching the first phase of a modernized General Land Office (GLO) records system, set to go live on July 13, 2026.
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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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Celebrating Endangered Species Day: Restoring the Rare MacFarlane’s Four O’Clock

Celebrating Endangered Species Day: Restoring the Rare MacFarlane’s Four O’Clock
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Growing Resilience from the Ground Up at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse ONA

Workers at the ONA native-plant nursery are currently growing, installing and experimenting with a mix of native plants adapted for a volatile environment that is increasingly vulnerable to erosion, flooding, intense storm events.
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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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