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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Nevada
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BLM to begin the FY2025 Pancake Emergency wild horse gather

On or about July 22, 2025, the Bureau of Land Management, Ely District, Bristlecone Field Office will begin an emergency wild horse gather on the Pancake Herd Management Area.
Arizona, Gila DO
Looking down on a canyon with a river flowing through it.

Monsoon moisture signals easing of fire restrictions in Southeast Arizona

Fire restrictions have been lifted on state and federal lands throughout southeastern Arizona.
Idaho, Idaho Falls DO, Upper Snake FO
aerial view of Henrys Lake in southeastern Idaho

BLM seeks input on two plans with changes to camping fees in southeast Idaho

The public is encouraged to review two recreation plans and submit comments by Aug. 18, 2025.
Alaska, Fairbanks DO, Eastern Interior FO
two bull caribou (one mature, one young)

BLM announces fall Fortymile Caribou Federal Subsistence Hunt

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Eastern Interior Field Office will open the Fortymile caribou federal subsistence hunt in Units 20E, 25C and a portion of 20F in early August through the end of September.
Nevada, Carson City DO
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BLM approves Lahontan wild horse gather plan

The BLM has approved a plan for how the agency will gather excess wild horses in the Lahontan herd management area.
National Office
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Interior rescinds outdated energy regulations

Eighteen redundant regulations rescinded under Trump administration’s sweeping deregulatory agenda to reduce costs, enhance energy independence, and streamline federal oversight.
Rescission of regulations regarding hearing procedures, Rescission of regulations regarding competitive and non-competitive geothermal …, Rescission of regulations regarding geothermal leases, Rescission of regulations regarding production incentives for geothermal leases, Rescission of regulations regarding geothermal lease royalty rate terms, Rescission of regulations regarding leasing of solid minerals other than coal a…, Rescission of regulations regarding mining claim and millsite use, Rescission of regulations regarding plans of operations for mining claims, Rescission of regulations regarding the disposal of reserved minerals under the…, Rescission of regulations regarding mineral locations within national forest wi…, Rescission of regulations regarding requirement for filing statement of assessm…, Rescission of regulations regarding mining claim payments , Rescission of regulations regarding FLPMA Documents, Rescission of regulations regarding mining claim payments, Rescission of regulations regarding annual fees for oil shale placer mining cla…, Rescission of regulations regarding geothermal operations plans and drilling pe…, Rescission of regulations regarding plans of operations for mining claims, Rescission of regulations regarding existing use and occupancy under mining laws
Oregon-Washington
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Bureau of Land Management expands fire restrictions to include Western Washington

With wildfire danger increasing throughout the Northwest, fire officials from the Spokane District are expanding fire restrictions on lands administered by the BLM and Bureau of Reclamation to Western Washington.
Wyoming, High Desert DO, Kemmerer FO
Kemmerer Field Office

Sage Creek riparian fences project

The Bureau of Land Management Kemmerer field office plans to issue a categorical exclusion to install fences in critical riparian areas to control and exclude livestock grazing riparian areas.
Oregon-Washington
One of the refurbished camp sites at the Lone Pine Group Campground

BLM reopens Lone Pine Group Campground

The BLM Roseburg District will reopen Lone Pine Group Campground that is located approximately 10 miles from Glide, Oregon, on July 25 for individual site rentals for the summer and fall 2025 season.
Upper Colorado River DO
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BLM Colorado closes more lands to the public in Mesa County due to active fire

The Bureau of Land Management is temporarily closing more land to the public in Mesa County because of fire activity in the area. The order is effective immediately and will remain in effect until the Turner Gulch and Wright Draw fires are declared controlled or until this order is rescinded.
Nevada
A sandstone sign reading "Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area - Bureau of Land Management" stands in front of red and orange-striped rock formations and yucca plants under a blue sky with white clouds.

BLM seeks input on plan for recreation permit management at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area

BLM seeks comments on a new plan for commercial, competitive, and organized group uses on roads, trails, and developed recreation sites in Red Rock Canyon NCA. Comment period starts today and ends Aug. 18, 2025.

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