The Biden administration is reviewing the Bureau of Land Management headquarters’ recent move from Washington, D.C., to western Colorado.
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The BLM on Friday released a decision on the effort to reduce wildland fire fuels and restore sagebrush habitats in the Great Basin.
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Officials from the Bureau of Land Management will begin a wild horse gather on Dec. 26 in the Fish Creek Herd Management Area.
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President-elect Joe Biden will nominate U.S. Rep. Debra A. Haaland to lead the Interior Department, former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm to head the Energy Department and North Carolina’s top environmental regulator, Michael Regan, to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, his presidential transition team said Thursday night.
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The BLM last week gathered and removed 215 nuisance burros near the town of Empire in a recent drive-trap effort.
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The Bureau of Land Management plans to begin an emergency wild horse gather this weekend on the Meadow Valley Mountains and Delamar Mountains Herd Areas
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The BLM this week released the final programmatic environmental impact statement for fuels reduction and rangeland restoration in the Great Basin.
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The BLM removed wild horses from the Jakes Wash Herd Area due to overpopulation and scarcity of water sources.
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BLM concludes Shawave Mountains Herd Management Area wild horse and burro gather
The BLM this week wrapped up its wild horse and burro gather on the Shawave Mountains Herd Management Area.
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State and federal public land management agencies have elevated Nevada’s fire restrictions, prohibiting all open flame campfires.