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High quality sand, stone, and gravel (pictured here) are readily available for purchase on public lands.

Materials Access Program provides streamlined access to common building materials

The new Materials Access Program is designed to provide members of the public with a streamlined process for purchasing quality building materials for their home or small business projects.
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A close-up photograph of a bat in flight at dusk, illuminated by a camera flash against a dark background. The bat’s pale fur and translucent wings are clearly visible, with delicate veins and pinkish wing bones highlighted by the light. The bat is captured mid-flight with its wings fully extended, while blurred cliffs and distant mountains form a faint backdrop beneath the evening sky.

Rose Guano Cave Important Stop for Migrating Bats on BLM-Managed Public Lands in Nevada

While the Rose Guano Cave may appear to be just another rocky feature from the highway, it plays a vital role in the health of Nevada's ecosystems and agricultural communities thanks to bats.
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A smoldering bonfire next to some stacked pallets

Nails and Tires Don’t Mix

Learn from these teenagers: don't burn pallets on public land and never leave your campfire unattended until it’s dead and cold.
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A man has a large old barbed wire fence in his hand in a large circle with clouds in the sky and brown grass.

One Mile Closer

In August, volunteers from Backcountry Hunters & Anglers collaborated with the Bureau of Land Management Rawlins Field Office to remove one mile of obsolete fencing from the Sullivan grazing allotment in the Shirley Basin, improving wildlife movement and habitat while recycling over 3,000 pounds of steel fencing, with plans for further removals and ongoing partnerships to benefit public lands and wildlife such as mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and sage-grouse.
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A group of workers in a desert landscape with patches of grass and trees in the background

BLM Arizona and Arizona Association of Conservation Districts: A Model Partnership for Landscape Conservation

For more than 15 years, the BLM’s Arizona State Office and the Arizona Association of Conservation Districts built a robust partnership, improving conservation efforts across Arizona’s diverse rangelands.
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A small child standing in a yard, wearing overalls and a wide-brimmed hat, holding a garden hose that sprays water across the grass near a house.

What a BLM Natural Resource Specialist Does: An Interview with Nikki Carter

Nikki’s work is central to the stewardship of public lands, blending environmental protection with practical fieldwork across challenging Midwestern landscapes.
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