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A rainbow spanning a section of land and a mountain range in the background.

The BLM cares for all kinds of public land resources, including invaluable ones

By Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist

Flowers blooming in a desert landscape with snowcapped mountains on the horizon.

Memorial Day Weekend: Spring Into Adventure & Recreate Responsibly

 

Javonne Goodman

Memorial Day Weekend: Gearing up for Responsible Recreation and Wildfire Prevention

  

A crew standing by a sign in the desert.

Women in science gather important data in the Mojave Desert

Russell Cave National Monument

Russell Cave National Monument

This week, the General Land Office features a survey plat that displays the boundaries of the Russell Cave National Monument in Alabama.

Heceta Head Lighthouse

Heceta Head Lighthouse, Oregon

The Heceta Head Lighthouse is a 56-foot tall structure perched on a curved cliff on the west side of Heceta Head.

Sunset over a woodland and pond

California Conservation Corps collaborates with the BLM to restore popular Fort Ord Trails

Not Your Ordinary Job: Bonneville Interagency Hotshot Crew Goes Beyond the Call of Duty

April was a busy month for the Bonneville Interagency Hotshot Crew, based in Salt Lake City, Utah!

Javonne Goodman

Discover the Desert Day returns to the dunes

People repairing a fence.

Partnerships carry vast benefits for the BLM’s work

By Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist

Snow-covered ground, with an orange sunset behind a large inflatable dome. Heavy equipment nearby.

An Outstanding Day by Iko Bay

Legacy Well Iko Bay #1, a 2731-foot-deep natural gas well, was plugged and abandoned after a full remediation by the BLM.

Charles Ebbers