Public Input & Actions

The Bureau of Land Management has issued an Environmental Assessment, Finding of No Significant Impact, and Decision Record for the East Camp Douglas Exploration Plan of Operations.

The Bureau of Land Management approved the Bullion Hill Underground Exploration Project, a gold and silver exploration project on 998 public acres near Crescent Valley in Lander and Eureka counties.

The Bureau of Land Management completed a Categorical Exclusion for the Not Much geothermal exploration project in Elko County, Nevada.

The Bureau of Land Management Carson City District begins selling Christmas tree permits on Monday, November 16, online and in-person. The permit is valid from the date of purchase through December 25.

The Bureau of Land Management, Stillwater Field Office, has authorized the State Route 361 Realignment right of way Project in Nevada.

Visitors to Sand Mountain Recreation Area lost a public restroom to arson on Oct. 25, 2026. Now, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is asking for the public’s help identifying those responsible and offering a $6,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

The BLM and Nevada Department of Wildlife will begin herbicide treatments targeting cheatgrass and medusahead in recently burned areas north of Reno on BLM-administered lands.

issues proposed decision for Indian Creek Trails Realignment CARSON CITY, Nev. — The Bureau of Land Management has issued a proposed Decision authorizing the Alpine Trails Association to reconstruct, realign, rehabilitate, and maintain approximately four miles of the existing eight-mile Indian Creek Trail System, and to construct a new non-motorized connector trail, on BLM-managed lands approximately four miles north of Markleeville, California, in Alpine County.

The Bureau of Land Management has issued a proposed Decision to provide a reliable water source for desert bighorn sheep away from Highway 95, in Hawthorne, Nevada in Mineral County. This proposal would be used to discourage movement toward the roadway and Walker Lake. Water would be sourced from the existing spring in Dry Canyon.

To protect the long-term health and safety of wild horses in the Eagle Complex, the BLM has approved a management plan that addresses overpopulation and declining range conditions directly affecting the herd’s welfare.

The BLM has issued a Proposed Decision to authorize a new livestock water well within the South Butte grazing allotment in White Pine County near Ely.