 Volunteer trail maintanece at King Range, NCA. Photo by BLM
Youth Making a Difference on Public Lands
Young volunteers recently lent a hand on public lands, learning valuable skills while helping maintain trails in the King Range National Conservation Area. Check out their impact here.
 Volunteer trail maintanece at Ambooy Crater. Photo by BLM
Volunteers Enhance Trails at Amboy Crater
Scouts and community volunteers joined forces to improve public access at Amboy Crater National Natural Landmark, adding nearly a mile of hiking trail. Their efforts are helping future visitors explore this unique desert landscape. Read more about their work.
 Darwin, California, Photo by Steven Heller
Rescued Burro Finds Safe Haven in Remote Community
In the remote community of Darwin, California, wild burros are a regular sight, but one unexpected visitor caught the attention of local resident Steven Heller. There was something different about this burro - something that set off a chain of events involving the local community and BLM specialists. Read the full story here.
 Piedras Blancas Light Station, Photo by Jesse Pluim, BLM
National Invasive Species Awareness Week
Managing invasive species is an ongoing effort on California’s public lands. During National Invasive Species Awareness Week, we’re highlighting recent work to control their spread and support healthy ecosystems. Check out the latest stories on these efforts across the state.
 Secretary Burgum, DOI Photo
Doug Burgum Sworn In as 55th Secretary of the Interior
Doug Burgum has been sworn in as Secretary of the Interior, bringing a strong background in leadership, innovation, and service. Learn more about his vision and priorities for the Department.
 New Mobile Map Tool Helps Visitors Explore Public Lands
BLM’s Free National Mobile Map Package Program provides offline access to detailed maps for recreationists. Available in 18 western states and expanding nationwide, the maps include land management, recreation sites, roads, and more. Learn more.
 Engineers Week, Photo by BLM
BLM California Engineers Help Solve Challenges on Public Lands
BLM California engineers restore landmarks, build fire stations, and upgrade infrastructure to keep public lands running smoothly. Learn more about their vital work.
 Piedras Blancas, Photo by Jesse Pluim, BLM
Piedras Blancas Light Station Shines for 150 Years
For a century and a half, Piedras Blancas Light Station has guided mariners and preserved maritime history along California’s coastline. Thanks to ongoing restoration efforts by BLM California and partners, this historic beacon continues to stand strong. Watch the video to learn more.
 Local first responders attending to lost dog
Lost Dog Rescued from Pigeon Cliffs
A lost pup stranded on a steep ledge near the Bizz Johnson Trail was safely rescued thanks to quick-thinking climbers and skilled first responders. Now safe at a local shelter, he’s waiting to be reunited with his owner or find a new home.Watch the rescue unfold.
 BLM Seeks Public Input on Chubbuck Mine Access Proposal
BLM is accepting public comments on a draft environmental assessment for a proposed access road and facilities near the Chubbuck Mine in San Bernardino County. More details
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