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Each day, the Bureau of Land Management employees, volunteers and partners conserve public lands, build our nation’s energy infrastructure and support local economies, advance scientific discovery and much more.  Read our blog stories about the BLM in your community and learn how to get involved.

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Nevada, Southern Nevada DO, Red Rock/Sloan FO
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Postcards Become Monthly Creative Tradition at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Nevada

The "Postcards from Red Rock" program is a bridge between art, education, and stewardship, helping visitors build a deeper connection with Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in southern Nevada.
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Wyoming, High Desert DO
A view of the lands included in the proposed Seedskadee withdrawal revocation in southwestern Wyoming.

A Familiar Stretch of the Green River, a New Step for Seedskadee Lands

BLM and Reclamation completed environmental review of a proposed Seedskadee land withdrawal revocation in southwest Wyoming. Recreation would remain largely unchanged. A final Interior decision is still needed.
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Arizona, Colorado River DO, Lake Havasu FO
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Signs of Collaboration: Protecting Tortoises on Arizona Public Lands

The Bureau of Land Management and partners used science, data, and staff expertise to identify locations where signage can help protect desert tortoises while supporting responsible, motorized recreation.
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Eastern States
Inflatable cave and karst education exhibit in a wooded area, labeled Bureau of Land Management and Ft. Stanton–Snowy River Cave.

BLM Brings Public Lands to Life at Scouting America’s 2026 National Jamboree

In July, Scouting America’s 21st National Jamboree transformed the Summit Bechtel Reserve into a hub of adventure, leadership, and stewardship.
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National Office
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BLM Showcases Local Recreation Treasures Ahead of National Hunting and Fishing Day

A collection of blue-ribbon streams and prime hunting grounds – considered hidden gems for fishing and hunting opportunities by those who know them – are hiding in plain sight across much of the country.
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Arizona
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BLM Arizona and Arizona Association of Conservation Districts: A Model Partnership for Landscape Conservation

For more than 15 years, the BLM’s Arizona State Office and the Arizona Association of Conservation Districts built a robust partnership, improving conservation efforts across Arizona’s diverse rangelands.
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Wyoming, High Plains DO, Casper FO
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Plugging the Past Bodes Wells for Future Development

The BLM Wyoming Casper Field Office is dealing with an unusual challenge this year as it begins an orphaned well plugging project near the East Teapot Field.
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Eastern States
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Ignite by 4‑H: BLM Eastern States Connects Youth to Public Lands

At Ignite by 4-H, a four-day national youth summit held March 25–29 in Washington, D.C., teens from across the country explored leadership and career pathways in conservation and outdoor recreation.
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National Office
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Healing Hooves: How a Once‑Wild Burro is Bringing Joy Across Pennsylvania and Competing Nationally

Wanda the Wonder Donkey has become something of a celebrity in Pennsylvania, but her story starts hundreds of miles away on the Havasu Herd Management Area in Arizona.
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Eastern States, Northeastern States DO
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What a BLM Natural Resource Specialist Does: An Interview with Nikki Carter

Nikki’s work is central to the stewardship of public lands, blending environmental protection with practical fieldwork across challenging Midwestern landscapes.
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National Office
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Gallant: A BLM mustang with a bright future

This story follows Army veteran Roccay Larock, who joins Operation Branded—a program pairing veterans, active military, and first responders with wild mustangs for an eight-week gentling process.
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