Announcements

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Montana-Dakotas, Malta FO
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BLM seeks public input on Malta Field Office Updated Recreation Business Plan

Bureau of Land Management planners invite public input on the Malta Field Office’s draft updated Business Plan for Developed Recreation, which includes proposed fee increases.
Upper Colorado River DO, Grand Junction FO
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BLM concludes Little Book Cliffs Wild Horse Gather

The BLM Grand Junction Field Office concluded wild horse gather operations on the Little Book Cliffs Wild Horse Range today. The gather operations began Sept. 11 and approximately 140 horses from four areas of the horse range were gathered during the eight days.
Idaho
Recently constructed Hangman Trail in Wood River Valley

BLM Shoshone Field Office staff and partners complete Hang Loose and Hang Tight trails in Wood River Valley

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Shoshone Field Office staff in partnership with the International Mountain Bicycling Association, City of Hailey, Wood River Trails Coalition, and the Blaine County Recreation District (BCRD) just finished constructing the Hang Loose and Hang Tight trails located immediately adjacent to Hailey in the Hangman drainage.
Idaho, Pocatello FO
map of burn area

BLM to conduct prescribed burns in John Evans Canyon west of Malad

BLM will conduct two prescribed burns in John Evans Canyon, 8 miles west of Malad in October and possibly into November.
Oregon-Washington, Prineville DO
Prineville District Office

BLM seeks input on proposed wastewater treatment transport system in Oregon

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public comment on the City of Redmond’s request to receive land to expand the city’s wastewater treatment facility and associated wetland complex.
Wyoming, Lander FO
A man wearing a red shirt rides a brown horse in an arena while dozens of people watch from the stands.

BLM and Wyoming Honor Farm place 46 gentled animals

All of the offered wild horses and burros found new homes at the most recent BLM/Wyoming Honor Farm adoption. The highest bid was for 2-year-old Walker, who will be used to teach a college horsemanship course.
Eastern States, Southeastern States DO
A group of wild horses running across the landscape with your foals.

November 14-16: Wild horse and burro event in New Iberia, Louisiana

The BLM is scheduled to hold a wild horse and burro adoption event in New Iberia, Louisiana Nov. 14-16 2024.
Arizona, Tucson FO
Four people stand in a field, two holding poles and two looking down at the ground with mountains in the background.

Oct. 29: Lend a hand for NPLD with San Pedro trail maintenance

Work will involve tread repairs, vegetation trimming, and sign maintenance at the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in Arizona.
Arizona, Safford FO
Volunteers helping clear a trail

Oct. 19: Restore Dankworth Village Heritage Education Site for NPLD

Restore the exhibits and dwellings, perform trail maintenance, and repair signage at Dankworth Village Heritage Education Site in Arizona on Saturday, October 19.
Arizona, Kingman FO
BLM Arizona cleaning up garbage

Sept. 28: Join the BLM and Dolan Springs Trails Committee for an NPLD community cleanup event

The Kingman Field Office will partner with the Dolan Springs Trails Committee to complete a community cleanup event in the Mt. Tipton area on Saturday, September 28.
Arizona, Yuma FO
a group of people gathered around a picnic shelter

Sept. 28: Presentation in Wellton on cultural resource preservation laws and local archaeology

On Saturday, September 28, join the Bureau of Land Management at Butterfield Park in Wellton, Arizona, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for an exciting presentation: “Our Public Lands and Cultural Resource Protection.”