Three hikers walking past the sandstone wall riddled with holes in Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.

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Each day, the Bureau of Land Management employees, volunteers and partners conserve public lands, build our nation’s energy infrastructure and support local economies, advance scientific discovery and much more.  Read our blog stories about the BLM in your community and learn how to get involved.

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The History of The Hollywood Sign

Eastern States

George Washington Carver

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Colorado, Kremmling FO

Kremmling Field Office improves forest health

The Kremmling Field Office and Colorado State Forest Service recently completed the first of several planned cross-bound
National Office
Assistant Special Agent in Charge Anne Marie Sharkey receiving an award for extraordinary efforts

BLM-Nevada Assistant Special Agent in Charge Recognized for Investigative Excellence

The United States Attorney in the District of Colorado recently recognized BLM-Nevada Assistant Special Agent in Charge Anne Marie Sharkey for her extraordinary efforts on an Endangered Species Act investigation in Colorado.
National Office
K-9 Officer Vico laying down with his head up against a background of rugged peaks

Passing of BLM K-9 Vico

The BLM Office of Law Enforcement and Security would like to inform you all of the recent passing of retired BLM K-9 "Vico"
Colorado, Gunnison FO

Ten Places to Winter Recreate on BLM-managed Public Lands

Emerald Mountain Recreation Area Location: Steamboat Springs (BLM Little Snake Field Office)
Colorado, White River FO
Wild horses on a field.

BLM partnership benefits Colorado wild horses

Wild horse enthusiasts in western Colorado have formed a new partnership to help the BLM White River Field Office manage the Piceance-East Douglas Herd Management Area.
Montana-Dakotas, Western Montana DO

The importance of seasonal employees who “Git ‘er Done!”

Story by Vickie Anderson, Range Technician, Butte Field Office
National Office

We're back to work

We're ready to jump back into our work of managing 245 million acres of our nation's public lands for the American public!
Montana-Dakotas, Western Montana DO

Instructors get more training as ROVs replace ATVs

Story by Greg Campbell, Fuels Management Specialist, Butte Field OfficePhotos by Pat Merrill, Safety Specialist, Eastern Montana/Dakotas District
Idaho, Bruneau FO
Idaho_NativePlantGarden_RooseveltElementary

BLM botanist helps brings native gardens to area schools