Public Input & Actions

The Bureau of Land Management Price Field Office has announced a 30-day public scoping period, starting March 2, 2026, for the proposed Muddy Creek Wild Horse and Burro Herd Management Area Plan and its Environmental Assessment. The plan aims to guide future management of wild horses and burros in the area, ensuring ecological balance and herd health. The public is invited to review materials and submit comments or suggestions via the BLM National NEPA Register website by April 1, 2026.

The BLM’s Paria River District visitor centers and contact station are moving to regular operating hours to better serve visitors during the busier seasons.

The Bureau of Land Management Cedar City Field Office has issued the final environmental impact statement and record of decision

From March 7-13, 2026, the Bureau of Land Management and United States Wildland Fire Service plan to burn up to 40 training plots

The BLM proposes to issue a right-of-way to ensure safety and protections for our people, property and resources.

The decision will change terms & conditions of a grazing permit, to better align current livestock management practices with standards of range health for improved livestock grazing management in 3 allotments.

The decision will change terms & conditions of a grazing permit to better align current livestock management practices with standards of range health for improved livestock grazing management in the Chin Creek allotment.

BLM will remove up to 3,000 acres of pinyon and juniper trees surrounding the Gilbert and Schellbourne Ranches 39 miles north of Ely in White Pine County.

The Bureau of Land Management Moab Field Office has opened seven trail systems and an additional 12 trails to Class 1 e-bikes as of Sunday, March 1. 2026.

The Bureau of Land Management Montana/Dakotas has established a new public mailbox to better support community engagement and public safety.

The BLM has approved five oil wells in Duchesne County, authorized utility lines near Kolob Terrace Road, and initiated spring protection and restoration on Diamond and Goslin Mountains.