BLM Programs

Our programs support American energy development and job growth, promote conservation, and enhance secure borderlands, all in service to the American family. This is the public benefit of our multiple-use mission. Use the links below to learn more about how BLM programs ensure your working landscapes are healthy and productive for commercial, recreational and conservation activities.
Planning and NEPA
Energy and Minerals
Including Renewable Energy, Oil and Gas, Mining and Minerals, Coal, and Helium.
Wind turbines lined across a landscape with scattered vegetation and mountains in the background.
National Conservation Lands
The Lemhi Pass in Idaho, where Lewis and Clark crossed over the Continental Divide in 1805.
Recreation and Visitor Services
Recreation Mountain Biking
Wild Horse and Burro
Four brown and black horses in the high desert
Lands and Realty
BLM Idaho Public Lands at sunset
Law Enforcement
A ranger in Alaska
Fire
BLM Nevada engine from Battle Mountain District
Cultural Heritage
Including Archaeology and Tribal Consultation. 
Paleontology
A Teratophoneus skull visits the National Mall near the United States Capitol building
Wildlife Conservation
Including Greater Sage-Grouse, Threatened and Endangered Species, Wildlife.
Close up of greater sage grouse. Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.
Plant Conservation & Restoration
desert plant community at Red Rock Canyon NCA
Forest and Woodlands
Includes, forest product permitting, timber sales, and forest resiliency.