Home | Bureau of Land Management Skip to main navigation Official websites use .gov .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States. Secure .gov websites use HTTPS lock ) or means you’ve safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. Flickr Cattle graze on public rangeland in South Dakota. Credit: BLM photo BLM launches new web tool to expand grazing opportunities and support healthier public lands The web-based map allows ranchers to efficiently locate vacant allotments on public lands suitable for targeted prescribed grazing. Read the full press release Northeast National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska Credit: BLM photo Interior generates over $163 million from National Petroleum Reserve in Alaska oil and gas lease sale The sale set records for the most revenue generated and the most tracts receiving bids. Bald Eagles on public lands near Pinedale, Wyoming. Credit: Mark Thonhoff, BLM Celebrate Freedom 250 The Bureau of Land Management's story is textured with symbols of the West, the Mustang as a living legacy, and historic and heritage lands that represent our debt to our ancestors and our culture through generations of shared stewardship. Get involved in Freedom 250 events Oil field in Wyoming. Credit: BLM photo Energy and Minerals With a strong history of meeting the nation’s energy needs, the BLM plays a crucial role in ensuring a consistent domestic energy supply. Learn more about BLM's energy and minerals program Construction vehicle operating in coal mine. Credit: BLM photo Coal Leasing The BLM manages coal leasing on the Federal mineral estate with development potential, which totals about 570 million acres, with the goal of providing a fair return for the American taxpayer. Learn more about BLM's coal program The Bureau of Land Management The Bureau of Land Management's mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. Spotlight News & Announcements This is a curated collection of featured news items and stories, designed to provide an in-depth look into the daily work at the BLM. BLM launches Freedom 250 Volunteer Celebration Apr 20, 2026 Press Release BLM announces 2026 oil and gas lease sale in Alaska's Coastal Plain Apr 17, 2026 Press Release BLM first quarter 2026 oil and gas sales generate nearly $600 million Apr 8, 2026 Press Release Information Center Public Input & Actions Wyoming BLM High Desert District and local partners plan to conduct prescribed burns Montana-Dakotas Pryor Mountain Wild Horse Removal Nevada BLM approves access road right-of-way More public input & actions Events & Meetings Oregon-Washington Apr 23 - Oct 17: BLM brings Oregon folklife programming to National Historic Oregon Trail Interpretive Center Eastern States Apr 24 - 25: Fall Creek Falls Equestrian Facility Wild Horse and Burro Adoption Event Montana-Dakotas Apr 24 - 25: BLM, Forever Branded to host Wild Horse and Burro adoption events in Hamilton More events & meetings Press Releases Wyoming BLM seeks initial input for December 2026 sale of oil and gas leases in Wyoming National Office BLM launches Freedom 250 Volunteer Celebration California BLM seeks input on proposed Castle Mountain Mine expansion in southern California More press releases Our Stories Eastern States A Legacy in the Saddle: Three Riders, One Wild Beginning Arizona Stewardship partnerships protect irreplaceable cultural resources at Richardson Homestead in Arizona Eastern States Students remove 300 pounds of invasive plants at Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area More stories Quick Facts As steward for much of America’s public lands, the BLM manages some of the nation’s most historic and scenic landscapes, as well as vast natural resources, for the benefit of all Americans. About BLM 245 Million acres of public lands managed 97K Recreation jobs supported with over 884k jobs overall 30% Approximate percentage of Nation's minerals managed $245.4 Economic output from BLM lands, in billions Three Rivers Petroglyph Site Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah Tumey Hills, California San Pedro Riparian NCA, Arizona Featured Places Check out the sections below for recreation activities across your public lands View more places to visit Featured Topics Explore some of our programs Energy and Minerals Programs supports a sustainable and responsible approach to energy and mining operations on public lands. Recreation BLM's recreation resources and visitor services support strong local economies and public land conservation. Fire and Aviation BLM is considered a leader in wildland fire management efforts. Wild Horse and Burro BLM manages and protects wild horses and burros on 26.9 million acres of public lands. Timber Sales Timber sales allow for the sustainable harvest of timber for commercial purposes on public land. Lands & Realty Includes public land transactions, and authorizations in support of economic activities. Planning and NEPA The BLM makes sure that its Resource Management Plans meet the requirements of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Law Enforcement Law enforcement plays an integral role in ensuring public safety and fulfilling our multiple use mission. Cultural Resources Experience the rich culture and history on your public lands! Popular Links Some of our most popular content Visit Us Camping Our Stories Careers Public Room National NEPA Register