Youth and Educators
Amala Posey-Monk and her husband, Bentley, on the set of Sesame Street, where Amala was a guest on the show.

When the awards don't matter

For the recipient of the 2024 Eric Finstick Stewardship Award, accolades were never the point.
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Seymour the Antelope kneels to greet children during Kemmerer Outdoor Discovery Day at Triangle Park with blue skies and green grass

Fossils, furs and a few sparks at Kemmerer Outdoor Discovery Day

The U.S. Forest Service hosted the fifth annual event at Triangle Park with help from the BLM and other partners. This was the Kemmerer Field Office’s fourth year participating. Staff brought two tents and two tables filled with local wildlife specimens, fossils and objects that children could examine up close.
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Career fair booth for the Bureau of Land Management, featuring oil and gas and solid minerals displays.

BLM recruits future workforce at Missouri University of Science and Technology career fair

At the Missouri University of Science and Technology’s (Missouri S&T) fall career fair on September 22, 2026, BLM staff from the Northeastern States District engaged with students to recruit the next generation of public land stewards.
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A group of adults and children sit at long tables indoors, participating in an arts-and-crafts activity. Several children are focused on coloring or painting, while adults nearby assist or observe. In the background, a person stands holding a fluffy white jacket, and others move around the room. Various supplies (cups of water, paint palettes, papers) are spread across the tables, creating a busy, creative atmosphere.

Postcards Become Monthly Creative Tradition at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Nevada

The "Postcards from Red Rock" program is a bridge between art, education, and stewardship, helping visitors build a deeper connection with Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in southern Nevada.
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Inflatable cave and karst education exhibit in a wooded area, labeled Bureau of Land Management and Ft. Stanton–Snowy River Cave.

BLM Brings Public Lands to Life at Scouting America’s 2026 National Jamboree

In July, Scouting America’s 21st National Jamboree transformed the Summit Bechtel Reserve into a hub of adventure, leadership, and stewardship.
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A large group of people stands together on a rooftop terrace with the Washington Monument and surrounding cityscape visible in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Ignite by 4‑H: BLM Eastern States Connects Youth to Public Lands

At Ignite by 4-H, a four-day national youth summit held March 25–29 in Washington, D.C., teens from across the country explored leadership and career pathways in conservation and outdoor recreation.
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