Recreation

Capturing Inspiration: Photography on America’s Public Lands for National Photography Month

National Photography Month invites us to pause, look closely at the world around us, and celebrate the power of imagery to connect us with place, memory, and each other. For millions of visitors who explore Bureau of Land Management public lands, photography is a way to slow down, discover details, and capture the experience of seeing the landscape.

A new trail at Johnny Behind the Rocks celebrates 16 years of collaboration

BLM Wyoming Lander Field Office and Lander Cycling Club completed a new trail at Johnny behind the Rocks in April.

Growing Resilience from the Ground Up at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse ONA

Workers at the ONA native-plant nursery are currently growing, installing and experimenting with a mix of native plants adapted for a volatile environment that is increasingly vulnerable to erosion, flooding, intense storm events.

Discover BLM-managed public lands in Arizona on a fee-free day

Every year, the Bureau of Land Management designates several fee-free days to invite the public to enjoy America’s treasured public lands, which includes some in Arizona.

River to Reef Art Festival Showcases Local Creativity and the Vital Role of Public Lands

The River to Reef Art Festival brought creativity and coastal heritage to life at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse ONA in late March, celebrating not only the talent of local and regional artists but also the importance of America’s public lands.