Trail system will increase public land access in San Juan County, federal land managers say
A new trail system in San Juan County will expand access to public lands according the the Bureau of Land Managment.
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Grizzly Creek Fire nearly 20,000 acres – I-70 still closed
The Grizzly Creek Fire in Garfield County, Colorado, grew by 7,000 acres Friday, and has force the closure of roads and recreation areas.
U.S. Interior secretary signs order ‘formally establishing’ BLM headquarters in Grand Junction
The United States Bureau of Land Management has official designated Grand Junction as its headquarters following a controversial move from Washington, D.C., to Colorado.
William Perry Pendley will be formally nominated to head BLM
President Donald Trump is nominating William Perry Pendley to permanently fill the role of U.S. Bureau of Land Management director.
Opinion: Moving Bureau of Land Management headquarters to Colorado won't be good for public lands
About 95% of BLM employees already work in the western United States. Why did the administration prioritize moving the agency's leadership away from Washington, D.C.
Government watchdog to review BLM move to Colorado
A government watchdog will review the Trump administration's plan to move BLM headquarters to Colorado.
BLM considering transferring 17,700 acres to Colorado, settling 143-year-old debt
To settle a 143-year-old debt, The Bureau of Land Managment is considering the transfer of nearly 18,000 acres to Colorado.
Report: Colorado lost millions due to ‘lax policies’ for oil and gas development on federal lands
Colorado has missed out on $60 million per year over the past decade due to federal policies on oil and gas development.
BLM in Colorado offering Christmas tree permits
Christmas tree cutting permits are available from the BLM in Colorado, New Mexico, Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming and Utah.
Comment period open for BLM fee hike proposal at national monument in western Colorado
The Bureau of Land Management is accepting comments from the public about a proposal to raise entrance fees at the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument.