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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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New Mexico
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BLM New Mexico State Office Cadastral crew locates survey monument missing for 101 years

The passage of Public Law 116-92 established White Sands National Park in 2019 and directed the Secretary of the Interior to perform an official survey of the park’s boundaries.
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National Office
A horse in a chute receiving injection from syringe

New wild horse fertility control effort underway

Wild horses in the Reveille herd in southern Nevada were among the first to be part of a new Bureau of Land Management initiative aimed at expanding the use of fertility control vaccines to slow po
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Utah
Audiences listening to announcers during SpeedWeek at the Bonneville Salt Flats, Aug 2023.

Bonneville SpeedWeek 2023: August Showers Bring Motor Power

By Jonathan D. Mallory, Public Affairs Specialist
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Fire Center
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Wildfire Matters: A podcast about the people in wildland fire management

The Wildfire Matters podcast focuses on the people who help manage and protect our public lands. Many of them have dedicated their lives to the profession.
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Utah
Youth at Earth Connections Camp 2023, Utah.

EARTH CONNECTIONS CAMP 2023: CONNECTING CULTURES AND BRIDGING WORLDS THROUGH NATURE

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Arizona, Gila DO
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BLM conducts important fish surveys in the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area

The San Pedro River historically supported 13 native fish species known to the Gila River system; however, only two natives – longfin dace (Agosia chrysogaster) and the desert sucker (Catostomus clarkii) – remain in the river.
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National Office
Workers in a mine peruse a rock wall.

Non-energy minerals on public lands are a significant contributor to economic activity and jobs

By Derrick Henry, Public Affairs Specialist
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Alaska
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Anchorage Youth say "no" to screens, but "YEP!" to trails

Teenagers take to BLM’s Campbell Tract to labor.  
Charles Ebbers
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Colorado
A man on a horse rides on a trail through the mountains.

Wild horses trained by Veterans in Colorado

Our BLM Colorado Wild Horse and Burro Program staff are getting creative in finding new ways to ensure wild horses have the
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National Office
A woman gives a thumbs up on top of a snowy mountain.

Meet the Teachers on the Public Lands

BLM To Host Nine Teacher Interns This Summer
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Utah
Yellow rafts with youth going through rapids on a river.

Floating the Colorado River: Community partnerships, education, and fun

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