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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 bat with white fungus on its face.

Happy 7th Annual Cave Week!

Each June the BLM, National Park Service, Forest Service, Fish and Wildlife Service, Parks Canada, and NASA celebrate caves and the unique resources found therein.
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A person standing near a large rock formation.

Price Field Office Wilderness Monitoring in Little Grand Canyon, Utah

Price Field Office Park Ranger Sadie Waller and Outdoor Recreation Planner Bridget Murray went on a two-day backpacking patrol in the Little Grand Canyon along the San Rafael River.
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Institute for Applied Ecology Botanist Liz Plazewski teaches about the common Chihuahuan Desert shrub Flourensia Cernua to (Left to right) crew members Colin McKenzie, crew lead Marco Donoso, U.S. Geological Service contractor Gayle Tyree, and crew member Robbie Leonard.

AIM-ing High in the Chihuahuan Desert

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Podcast: Not your usual permits

Alaska has some unique permits, and some unusual ones as well.
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Las Cruces District Force Account crews layout and install articulating mats.

BLM Las Cruces District Completes Road Projects

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