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BLM Wyoming

Wyoming’s public lands feature 18 million acres of wide-open spaces, scenic vistas, world class wildlife and cultural treasures as well as nearly 43 million acres of federal mineral estate encompassing extraordinary energy reserves. We manage these lands for today’s enjoyment and the benefit of future generations.

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Wyoming Offices

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Historic Emigrant Trails
National Scenic and Historic Trails
Mountain biker riding on Johnny Behind the Rocks Trail
Johnny Behind the Rocks Special Recreation Management Area
Wyoming youth ride in a horse-drawn covered wagon during a National Historic Trails Interpretive Center youth trail trek
National Historic Trails Interpretive Center

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Oil & Gas

Learn more about the BLM Wyoming and Nebraska Oil and Gas Program including documents, leasing, and forms.
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Careers

Visit careers for information and vast opportunities to work within the BLM.
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Recreation

Discover trails and enjoy recreational programs like hiking or mountain biking on public lands.
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Popular Documents

BLM Wyoming public room offers forms, pages, permits, and other documents to assist customers.
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Land Records

Learn more about public lands and actions that BLM does through public room documents.
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NEPA & Planning

Visit NEPA and planning and learn about all actions that are done in accordance with approved RMPs.
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