Recreation

One Mile Closer

In August, volunteers from Backcountry Hunters & Anglers collaborated with the Bureau of Land Management Rawlins Field Office to remove one mile of obsolete fencing from the Sullivan grazing allotment in the Shirley Basin, improving wildlife movement and habitat while recycling over 3,000 pounds of steel fencing, with plans for further removals and ongoing partnerships to benefit public lands and wildlife such as mule deer, elk, pronghorn, and sage-grouse.

Celebrating National Public Lands Day across the High Desert District in Wyoming

National Public Lands Day (NPLD) is largely supported across the United States as a cornerstone celebration centered around volunteerism, outdoor recreation, access, and environmental stewardship.

Pipestone Roars to Life as Community Comes Together for National Public Lands Day

Nearly 50 volunteers, partners and riders spent National Public Lands Day turning trail talk into teamwork and community pride into on‑the‑ground stewardship.

Postcards Become Monthly Creative Tradition at Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in Nevada

The "Postcards from Red Rock" program is a bridge between art, education, and stewardship, helping visitors build a deeper connection with Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area in southern Nevada.

A Familiar Stretch of the Green River, a New Step for Seedskadee Lands

BLM and Reclamation completed environmental review of a proposed Seedskadee land withdrawal revocation in southwest Wyoming. Recreation would remain largely unchanged. A final Interior decision is still needed.