Officials with the Bureau of Land Management this week said they’re seeing an increase of “unauthorized use” on public lands.
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Youth members of 4-H on July 30 will show then auction off wild horses they’ve been training as part of a halter-started wild horse and burro program.
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Officials with the Bureau of Land Management last week said the agency had extended the withdrawal of nearly 685,000 acres of public lands in connection with Naval Air Station Fallon.
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Fire restrictions are now in place across most state and federal lands in western Nevada as of Friday, July 1.
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Officials with the Bureau of Land Management this week are reminding people to be fire safe as they enjoy the holiday weekend outdoors.
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Fifteen saddle-started horses and one burro were successfully adopted at a recent adoption event at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center.
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Nevada tribe, conservationists urge 9th Circuit to halt geothermal plant construction
Attorneys for the Center for Biological Diversity and the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribe previously succeeded in getting a district judge to temporarily pause construction of the project, but the ruling was later overturned.
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The Biden administration said on Wednesday it will significantly reduce the amount it charges companies to build wind and solar projects on public land, a move meant to incentivize renewable energy development.
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The Bureau of Land Management this week said it had approved and launched a process to conduct a timber sale and salvage process to remove trees killed in a portion of the Tamarack Fire burn area.
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Dry conditions and high fire risk have led officials at the Bureau of Land Management to prohibit specific fire-related activities on BLM-managed lands.