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BLM Bishop Field Office issues seasonal fire restrictions in Inyo County

BISHOP, Calif. – The Bureau of Land Management announces fire restrictions are effective Wednesday, June 28, for public lands managed by the Bishop Field Office in Inyo County.

BLM reopens Headwaters Forest Reserve South Side Trail for summer and schedules a public writing workshop
Vehicle access at Scott’s Creek entrance to South Cow Mountain has reopened
BLM extends public input period on Mojave Trails National Monument, Management Plan
BLM to conduct prescribed fire in the ‘Inimim Forest in Nevada County
Public Land Mining Claim Fees and Waivers Due Sept. 1
Public Land visitors can help monitor conditions by using ‘chronolog’ sites
BLM advances battery storage for renewable energy in California Desert
President’s Investing in America agenda to invest $7.6 million in restoration work in California
BLM closes two King Range campgrounds for public safety
BLM shooting area will close temporarily for survey work
The BLM reminds visitors to recreate responsibly and safely on public lands during Memorial Day weekend and throughout summer
BLM Central Coast Field Office issues seasonal fire restrictions
BLM presents Yuba Watershed Institute with prestigious Conservation Leadership Partner Award
BLM Bakersfield Field Office issues seasonal fire restrictions
BLM reminds the public to recreate responsibly on rivers, recreation sites
BLM Central California District to Host Resource Advisory Council Meeting
BLM advances clean energy in California
BLM temporarily limits vehicle access at South Cow Mountain to protect imperilled species
BLM welcomes public comment on amenity fees at Merced River Recreation Area
BLM Resource Advisory Council will hold information meeting
BLM to conduct broadcast burn in Tumey Hills to reduce wildfire risk
The BLM initiates seasonal fire and target shooting restrictions in California Desert District
The BLM to conduct prescribed fire at Lake Mathews Reserve
Crews plan hazard tree removal along Bizz Johnson Trail