Public Input & Actions

BLM publishes proposed and final rules in the Federal Register and carries out environmental reviews in compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act. Announcing and explaining bureau plans and proposals and providing the public an opportunity to comment on proposed actions is an important part of informed management. We encourage citizens to make their voices heard on the issues that are important to them.
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Arizona, Arizona Strip DO, Arizona Strip FO
Person holding a drip torch on a prescribed fire.

Prescribed fires planned for public lands on the Arizona Strip

The Arizona Strip District anticipates initiating two prescribed fire treatments to decrease the risk of future wildfires and protect cultural and natural resources.
Nevada
With a blue sky and snow-capped mountain in the background, a Bureau of Land Management sign sits in front of the Battle Mountain District Office which includes the Mount Lewis Field Office.

BLM approves Gold Bar South Mine plan amendment

Added 25.1 acres of disturbance.
Idaho, Coeur d Alene DO, Coeur d Alene FO
Large rocks and debris in a forested path

BLM releases decision related to route structures along West Fork Pine Creek route in northern Idaho

BLM releases decision related to route structures along West Fork Pine Creek route in northern Idaho
New Mexico, Albuquerque DO
a firefighter watches a juniper pile burn

BLM plans prescribed burns in central New Mexico

The BLM plans to burn piles of juniper, piñon and salt cedar slash in Socorro, Sandoval, and Catron counties.
Oregon-Washington, Burns DO
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Burns District Office issues 2024 Three Rivers Fires Emergency Stabilization and Rehabilitation Plan

The Bureau of Land Management Burns District Office has issued a Determination of NEPA Adequacy to stabilize and rehabilitate burned areas within the 2024 Falls, Telephone and Sage Hen wildfire areas.
Montana-Dakotas
The BLM will begin burning slash piles in Lawrence County, S.D. to take advantage of recent snowfall. (BLM photo.)

BLM to burn Lawrence County slash piles

The BLM South Dakota Field Office will take advantage of recent snowfall to burn previously-staged slash piles in Lawrence County as soon as possible.
Montana-Dakotas, North Central DO
Vicinity map of the Zortman-Landusky fuels treatment area in Phillips County, Montana.

Zortman-Landusky Mine pile burning starts today

Bureau of Land Management fuels program specialists started burning piles of woody material today in the Little Rocky Mountains within the Malta Field Office administered area.
Colorado
Seasonal wildlife closures help protect sensitive animal species during months critical to mating or survival.

Southwest District seasonal closures

The Bureau of Land Management is issuing a reminder of ongoing and upcoming seasonal road and trail closures in the Gunnison, Tres Rios, and Uncompahgre field offices.
Colorado
Seasonal wildlife closures help protect sensitive animal species during months critical to mating or survival.

Rocky Mountain District seasonal closures

The Bureau of Land Management is issuing a reminder of ongoing and upcoming seasonal road and trail closures in the Royal Gorge and San Luis field offices.
Montana-Dakotas, North Central DO
Vicinity map of the Judith Peak fuels treatment area and its proximity to Lewistown, Montana.

Judith Peak prescribed fire begins today

Bureau of Land Management fuels program specialists started burning woody material today in the Judith Mountains, about 10 miles northeast of Lewistown, Montana, within the BLM Lewistown Field Office administered area.
New Mexico, Albuquerque DO, Socorro FO
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BLM announces brush thinning treatments in central and western New Mexico

Beginning now through Dec. 24, 2025, the BLM will treat approximately 6,000 acres in Sandoval and Socorro counties where native brush densities have surpassed historic, naturally occurring levels.

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