Our Stories

While most of California remains sheltered in place due to COVID19, the animals at the Ridgecrest Regional Wild Horse and Burro Corrals still need to be fed, watered, and cared for as they do any o

It’s the peak of field trip season for the BLM Campbell Creek Science Center.

It wasn’t the first time Dave and Lizzie Winfield had covered some miles to adopt a wild horse.

Brad and Kelly Smoot live near Arco, Idaho and have been considering adopting a wild horse for a while.

America’s public lands offer some of the most spectacular and interesting places you’ll ever see.

Public lands have proven a treasured escape for Alaska residents feeling cooped up during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the COVID-19 pandemic has forced people to shelter in place across California, the demand for public service has not decreased.  Bureau of Land Management law enforcement rangers have remained on patrol during these challenging times, and in the case of a northern California ranger, saving a life. 

Single track winds through pinyon and juniper forest. Rolling terrain leads to a gradual climb and a screaming descent.

It wasn't until I adopted my Mustang that I realized I had been missing a part of me for so long. I have owned, loved, and worked with horses since I was 6 years old. After I graduated high school in 2017 and my OHSET career had ended, I wasn't sure where my horse adventures would go from there.

Despite resistance from those who warned me against it, I got my first mustang when I was 14 years old. The scrawny little bay gelding may not have seemed like much, but he was mine! #4457 (Malachi) was my first horse and although we definitely have had many ups and downs, struggles and successes and I have made plenty of mistakes with him, I would not change a second of it!

America’s public lands offer some of the most spectacular and interesting places you’ll ever see.