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With your phone or high-end camera, celebrate National Photography Month on Bureau of Land Management-managed public lands.

In the final installment of BLM On the Ground’s three-part Wildfire Awareness Month podcast series, we discuss wildfire prevention education, the prevalence of human-caused wildfires, and the impor

Bureau of Land Management’s Monticello Field Office partnered with Montezuma Creek Elementary School to host its second annual Junior Ranger Day.

Recap of the first 2025 adoption event at the Wyoming Honor Farm with BLM.

The "mud party" helps ensure Presidio Santa Cruz de Terranate's longevity, using techniques and materials that closely resemble those employed by the Spanish centuries ago.

Daniel Ballard, a BLM CO petroleum engineer, is part of a team responsible for managing approximately 2,800 oil and gas wells sitting on top of nearly 6.5 million subsurface acres in the Royal Gorge Field Office.

In the bustle of one of the world’s most famous cities is a handsome police horse with a white symbol on his neck who embodies the spirit of the American West. 

Volunteers from Wild Montana joined Bureau of Land Management staff this weekend to repair fencing at Four Dances Recreation Area, following vehicle damage that occurred earlier this year.

The Bureau of Land Management’s Billings Field Office is making strides in improving access to both motorized and non-motorized trails, continuing its commitment to sustainable recreation and public land stewardship.

From April 9-12, BLM New Mexico staff joined the Wilderness Inquiry crew to host the state’s third annual Canoemobile event at Cochiti Lake, New Mexico. This traveling event is known as a “floating classroom” and brings students of all ages and abilities out on local waterways to learn about science, history, geography, and culture.

To continue our three-episode podcast series on wildfire awareness, this week’s episode delves into the importance of effective communication pertaining to fire prevention, examining best practices