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

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Lotic AIM data collection crew standing in a stream during Utah training.

Local BLM trainers contribute to another successful Assessment, Inventory, and Monitoring training season

Story by Melissa Dickard, AIM Section Chief (NOC); and Emily Kachergis, National AIM Program Lead. Photos by AIM NOC trainers.
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Eastern States
Grand Portage National Monument

Grand Portage National Monument

This week's GLO Record features a survey plat that depicts Grand Portage National Monument!
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North Central DO
A group of seven people, standing, facing each other, conversing; short-grass prairie landscape with golden, late-season grasses; expansive, low-elevation hills in the background; partly cloudy sky.

Getting to Know You – New State Director prioritizes people

Story by Gina Baltrusch, Public Affairs Officer, North Central Montana District
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Arcata FO
Salmon swimming in a river.

BLM and Partners Complete Lower Mattole River and Estuary Restoration Effort

By Zane Ruddy, Fish Biologist, Arcata Field Office
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Utah
Natural landscape with a creek and bushes for National Public Lands Day.

BLM Utah Thanks Volunteers, Partners and Employees for Work on National Public Lands Day Projects

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Eastern States
Tungsten Mountain Geothermal Power Plant

Tungsten Mountain Geothermal Power Plant

Hello and welcome to the Record of the Week!
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Colorado
Three people standing over burned grass.

BLM Instructs Interagency Fire Investigation Training

By Brittany Sprout, Public Affairs Specialist
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Eastern States
Nina Otero-Warren

Adelina "Nina" Otero Warren

Hello and welcome to the Record of the Week! In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, this week's record features a land patent issued to Nina Otero-Warren!
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Eastern States
Dodge City Survey

Let's Get Into Dodge

This week's GLO Record travels to Dodge City, Kansas, also known as the wild frontier town of the Old West!
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National Office
A BLM teacher intern holds up educational materials.

Meet the 2022 Teachers on the Public Lands

The BLM Teachers on the Public Lands (TPL) program provides professional development experiences for K‐12 teachers by placing them as teacher interns at BLM sites during their summer break.
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National Office
Howard Zahniser, who wrote the first draft of the Wilderness Act in 1956, by a waterfall.

Celebrating an enduring resource and an unfiltered view of nature

By Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist
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