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Our mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the public lands The official page of the Bureau of Land Management.

For the official source of information about the BLM, please visit our website at: https://www.blm.gov/. You are encouraged to share your comments, ideas, and concerns. Note that information, including personally identifiable information, that you voluntarily submit to or publish on a Bureau of Land Management page on a third party site may be treated as public information and archived accordingly

05/29/2026

Hey parents! Did you know your fourth-grade student is eligible for an annual pass to America’s public lands? With school almost out for the summer, it's the perfect time to get the pass.

The Every Kid Outdoors pass allows fourth graders and their families to receive free entrance to federal public lands and waters during their fourth grade school year (September-August).

To do this, log on to everykidoutdoors.gov with your student, complete an activity and then download and print your pass voucher. Redeem the printed voucher for the pass at thousands of federal public land sites throughout the country.

05/27/2026

Public lands stewardship goes beyond policy. It’s boots on the ground, trash bags in hand, and teams working together to protect the places we share.

This Earth Day, staff from the Bureau of Land Management rolled up their sleeves across Alabama’s coast and wetlands to clear marine debris at historic Fort Morgan and restore trails at the Fowl River Access Site. Their work helped protect wildlife habitats, improve public access, and preserve ecosystems for future generations.

Learn more ➡️ https://ow.ly/QGEh50Z2MNf

Bureau of Land Management - Eastern States

05/26/2026

Nearly 85% of wildfires in the United States are caused by people and preventable.

As you head outdoors to camp, hike, and gather around the fire, let’s keep safety part of the adventure.

🔥 Check local fire restrictions before lighting a fire.
🔥Keep fires small and never leave them unattended.
🔥Clear dry grass and debris around the fire ring.
🔥Keep water and a shovel nearby.
🔥Drown, stir, and feel the ashes before leaving. If it’s too hot to touch, it’s too hot to leave.

05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we honor and remember the courageous souls who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. Their bravery inspires us to appreciate the beauty of our public lands, where we can reflect and find peace.

In celebration, enjoy a fee-free day at our public lands! Whether you're hiking, camping, or simply soaking in the tranquility, please recreate responsibly:

🌳 Pack out what you pack in
🌳 Stay on designated trails
🌳 Respect wildlife and fellow visitors

05/22/2026

America’s public lands are more than destinations. They're inspiration. 📸🌄

From glowing desert sunsets and star-filled skies to quiet trails and unforgettable wildlife moments, join us in celebrating National Photography Month by exploring, creating, and connecting through photography.

Whether you shoot with a professional camera or your phone, the story reminds us that photography helps us slow down, see the beauty around us, and become better stewards of the landscapes we love.

Learn more: https://ow.ly/IHrC50YZKqr

05/22/2026

Congratulations to our new Bureau of Land Management Director Steve Pearce!

Bureau of Land Management - New Mexico U.S. Department of the Interior

05/21/2026

Our latest oil and gas lease sale just generated over $4 billion for taxpayers and local communities!

Learn more: https://ow.ly/ctWj50Z2Xg9

05/21/2026

Join us in welcoming Steve Pearce as the new Director of the Bureau of Land Management!

As the steward of America’s public lands, we're committed to managing our diverse landscapes for recreation, energy development, grazing, wildlife habitat, and cultural resources.

With Director Pearce at the helm, we're eager to continue our mission of ensuring these lands remain accessible and sustainable for generations to come.

05/21/2026

Do you live in a community near forests and public lands?

As more neighborhoods grow near these open spaces, wildfires can spread more easily between vegetation and homes, putting people, property, and nearby land at greater risk.

This Wildfire Awareness Month, please take simple steps to reduce your wildfire risk:

🔥 Create defensible space
🔥 Prepare your home
🔥 Stay informed about local conditions

Awareness and preparation are key to protecting lives, communities, and the public lands. Let’s work together to keep our environment safe! 💚

U.S. Wildland Fire Service

05/21/2026

Memorial Day weekend is upon us! As you head out to enjoy our beautiful public lands, remember that safety should always be your top priority. 🏞️✨ Dive into our Summer Safety StoryMap from Bureau of Land Management - California for essential tips and guidelines to keep your adventures safe and enjoyable. Let’s make this weekend memorable for all the right reasons!

🌞 Memorial Day weekend is almost here! Whether you're hitting a sunny trail, cooling off by a river, or setting up camp, make the most of your adventure with our Spring and Summer Safety StoryMap. It's your interactive guide to enjoying California's beautiful public lands safely!

👉 Check it out here: https://ow.ly/gKR150Z2MQC

Have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend! 🇺🇸

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