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Native American children playing the puddles of water next to big mammals.

Native American storytelling brings our living lands to life

This Blog celebrates Native American Heritage Month and discusses the importance of Tribal engagement by the BLM.
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National Office
a hiker stands atop a cliff overlooking a river

BLM issues call to restore our public lands

The Bureau of Land Management today announced a Restoration Blueprint that outlines the need for additional investment to restore public lands.
Podcast
National Office, Utah
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Race to save the Bonneville Salt Flats

A unique coalition of BLM employees, academic researchers, and racing organizations came together to better understand this landscape and the processes that continue to shape and influence the Bonneville Salt Flats. 
Video
National Office
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Public lands providing respite for caregivers

November is National Family Caregivers Month.
Blog Entry
National Office
A person stands next to a brown horse brading it's mane.

From the Open Range to the Las Vegas Lights Meet Cinder from South Steens

Whitney Campbell takes Cinder from wild horse to crowned Reserve Champion!
Blog Entry
Arizona, New Mexico
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BLM gives presentation at the 30th Meeting of the London Group on Environmental Accounting

The 30th meeting of the London Group on Environmental Accounting was hosted by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) from September 30 to October 3, 2024, in Washington, D.C.
Blog Entry
Colorado
Group photo of field and district office staff with Ute THPOs.

BLM Colorado hosts biannual Ute Tribal Consultation meeting at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument

This past month, BLM Colorado hosted their biannual Ute Tribal Consultation meeting at Canyons of the Ancients National Monument where district and field offices shared project updates with tribal representatives.
Blog Entry
National Office
A person in a blue shirt and blue skirt sits on top of a dark brown horse and a person in a blue shirt and black pants stands next to them.

True Grit: Whitney's Journey to BLM's Partner Hosted Mustang Challenge Event

Whitney Campbell's journey to the 2024 Mustang Challenge Las Vegas.
Blog Entry
National Office
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State summits collect valuable input for implementing BLM’s Recreation Blueprint

The BLM recently completed four state-level summits designed to inform how it manages recreation on public lands, marking the next step in implementing the Blueprint for 21st Century Outdoor Recreation.
Blog Entry
Arizona, New Mexico
Group of people sit around a table looking at Dr. Jane Lubchenco, located in a large room.

BLM contributes to White House Frontiers of Benefit-Cost Analysis

In May 2024, the White House National Science and Technology Council Subcommittee on Frontiers of Benefit-Cost Analysis Ecosystem Services Interagency Working Group convened an in-person workshop.
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National Office, Colorado
Herd of elk

Video: Reimagining restoration in the San Luis Valley

An infusion of funding is providing a cascade effect of victories for the people, economy, and environment of Colorado's San Luis Valley.
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