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The Bureau of Land Management and Forever Branded are scheduled to host the last event in a series of Wild Horse and Burro adoption events at Stoltz Ranch in Pompeys Pillar, Montana.
Meet and adopt one of 30-70 unhandled, untrained wild horses looking for a forever home. This event offers a unique opportunity to adopt a wild mustang directly through the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) adoption program.
Join the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Wildland Fire Service, and the Utah State Historic Preservation Office to celebrate the grand opening of the Oliver Fuller Memorial Trail
Meet and adopt one of 30-70 unhandled, untrained wild horses looking for a forever home. This event offers a unique opportunity to adopt a wild mustang directly through the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) adoption program.
Join the Bureau of Land Management and partner organizations for a full day of outdoor discovery as we celebrate National Public Lands Day (NPLD) with a community Canoemobile paddle adventure!
Volunteers, in collaboration with the BLM, SOLVE and Molalla River Watch, will clean up recreation sites and day use sites along the Molalla River. Volunteers will also perform trail maintenance activities on the nearby Hardy Creek trail system.
Volunteer with BLM for National Public Lands Day to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary. All volunteers should come prepared with sun protection, sturdy closed-toe footwear, snacks, and water to stay comfortable throughout the day.
On Sept. 19-20, the BLM will co-host the Wild Horse Youth Challenge along with the Kansas State Fair, the Wild Horse Youth Challenge Board and volunteers.
On Sept. 19-20, the BLM will co-host the Wild Horse Youth Challenge along with the Kansas State Fair, the Wild Horse Youth Challenge Board and volunteers.
This is a NPLD project to create seed capsules that will used to increase the plant diversity at the Pollinator Plot at the John Jarvie Historic Ranch.
The Bureau of Land Management invites the public to explore Oregon’s living cultural traditions through a new interpretive folklife series at the National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center beginning this week.