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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Utah
Four mascots holding a pride flag with blue sky and white clouds above.

Pride in BLM Resource Group receives Social Investment Award in Utah

Every year the Utah Outdoor Recreation Summit meets to strengthen the outdoor recreation community over a few days of recreation, lectures, keynote speak
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Utah
Three wildland firefighters in a helicopter smiling and giving thumbs up to the camera.

BLM Utah Fire takes flight for conservation: A Dingell Act success story

Across the landscapes of Utah, where the natural beauty of the land is as vast as it is diverse, a remarkable initiative is taking flight.
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New Mexico, Roswell FO
Knutt Peterson, the cave specialist for the Bureau of Land Management’s Roswell Field Office, talks to students and teachers from Ruidoso Middle School about biology within the Fort Stanton Cave at the Fort Stanton-Snowy River Cave National Conservation Area, Lincoln, N.M., Sept.

BLM educational partnership brings 7th graders to visit Fort Stanton Cave

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Alaska, Arctic DO
A pickup truck is pointed to look out across the Arctic landscape.

An Arctic eDNA eXTRAVAGANZA

Departing from a cold, snow covered remote airstrip along the Dalton Highway by small, fixed wing aircraft, we were headed to the BLM Arctic District’s Umiat Field Camp on the southeast edge of the National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska.
Charles Ebbers
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Utah, Monticello FO
Artwork is shared with permission from the artist. Rights reserved by Shelley Hull. Caption: Two paintings of desert landscapes with blue sky and minimal clouds visible. The painting on the left depicts an arch while the painting on the right depicts a landscape with vegetation.

BLM welcomes our 2024 Canyon Country District Artists in Residence within the Bears Ears National Monument

Today, the Bureau of Land Management is pleased announce our fall and spring artists in residence in Bears Ears National Monument.
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Arizona, Colorado River DO
Solar panels at a White Wing Ranch construction site on private land in Yuma County, Ariz., on Thursday, Aug. 31, 2023.

Nation’s clean energy future unfolds under the Arizona sun

Under the hot desert sun, the nation’s clean energy future is unfolding in Arizona.
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National Office
BLM.gov homepage on the new site.

New look for BLM.gov keeps pace with tech changes and user expectations

Recently, the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) public website received an update that improves the site’s Section 508 compliance and mobile device experience.
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Alaska
Two small children look through a magnifying glass on a nature trail outside.

Curious minds at play

Sixteen children ages 0-5 joined BLM Alaska Campbell Creek Science Center’s Interpretive Park Ranger Daniella Barraza and Education Technician Brad Fidel for TOTs – or Time Outside Together.
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Alaska
A group of students stand outside and help pass a classmate up and through a hole in a make believe spider web. The web is made out of rope strung between two birch trees.

Teamwork saves Koosh balls and students from alligators

Koosh balls, alligators and lava monsters certainly have their place in the world, but seem like an odd combination in Ancho
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National Office
Wild Horse and Burro Program logo

Save the Date for a Webinar on Wild Horse and Burro Grant Funding

Save the Date!
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Cedar City FO
Outdoor Recreation Planners Mike Innes and Dave Jacobson stand in front of newly installed NRT sign.

Celebrating Success: Iron Hills Trail System Designated as a National Recreation by Cedar City Field Office

The BLM Utah Cedar City Field Office marked a momentous occasion on the evening of Aug. 31, 2023 – the designation of the Iron Hills Trail System as a National Recreation Trail (NRT).
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