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Bureau of Land Management

Bureau of Land Management

Bureau of Land Management

Bureau of Land Management

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Explore 245 million acres of your public lands, including the breathtaking National Conservation Lands, with the Bureau of Land Management.

BLM Junior Explorer

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BLM Junior Explorer / Welcome Junior Explorers! Here you'll find pins that link to all of our current Junior Explorer Activity Books. They are all free downloads for you and your family to enjoy. / by Bureau of Land Management

Wild for Wildlife

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Wild for Wildlife / More than 3,000 species of wildlife occur on BLM’s more than 245 million acres in 23 States, dispersed over some of the Nation’s most ecologically diverse and essential habitat. In fact, the BLM manages more wildlife habitat than any other Federal or state agency. / by Bureau of Land Management

50 Years of Wilderness

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50 Years of Wilderness / On September 3, 1964 President Lyndon B. Johnson signed into law the Wilderness Act. This board celebrates 50 Years of Wilderness! / by Bureau of Land Management

BLM Bucket List

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BLM Bucket List / Explore 245 million acres of your public lands, including the breathtaking National Conservation Lands, with the Bureau of Land Management. / by Bureau of Land Management

Homework Helper

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Homework Helper / Helpful pins for teachers and students of all ages to use both in and outside of the classroom. / by Bureau of Land Management

For the Classroom: Fire

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For the Classroom: Fire / Learn the importance of outdoor fire safety and wildfire prevention. / by Bureau of Land Management

For the Classroom: Energy

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For the Classroom: Energy / An educator's guide to energy resources found on America's public lands and how they are managed by the BLM. / by Bureau of Land Management

For the Classroom: Heritage Education

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For the Classroom: Heritage Education / BLM’s archaeological, historical and fossil resources offer almost limitless opportunities to America’s teachers. This board will make the past come alive for students and help teachers enrich their lessons. Messages about stewardship and personal responsibility are important because America’s heritage resources are at risk of damage or loss from natural and human forces. Individual stewardship is vital to the conservation of these resources for present and future generations. / by Bureau of Land Management

For the Classroom: Silent Invaders

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For the Classroom: Silent Invaders / Nonnative invasive plants – or weeds – are spreading at an alarming rate, estimated at about 4,600 acres per day on federal lands alone in the Western United States. Students and others can make a big difference by getting involved, learning to identify invasive plants, taking care not to spread them, reporting them when found, and enlisting the help of others in the community. / by Bureau of Land Management

Nature's Garden

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Nature's Garden / A collection of plants and wildflowers found across America's public lands. Each pin directs you to a website with information on where you can find that specific wildflower during your own public land adventures. / by Bureau of Land Management

National Conservation Lands

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National Conservation Lands /
The Bureau of Land Management's National Conservation Lands, also known as the National Landscape Conservation System, contain some of the West’s most spectacular landscapes. They include more than 887 federally recognized areas and approximately 27 million acres of National Monuments, National Conservation Areas, Wilderness Areas, Wilderness Study Areas, Wild and Scenic Rivers, National Scenic and Historic Trails, and Conservation Lands of the California Desert. / by Bureau of Land Management

BLM Artist-in-Residence Program

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BLM Artist-in-Residence Program / The national BLM Artist-in-Residence Program creates a structure to share the scenic beauty and unique stories of BLM and the National Landscape Conservation System with the public through the world of art. The BLM Artist-in-Residence Program provides artistic and educational opportunities that promote deeper understanding and dialogue about the natural, cultural, and historic resources on public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management. / by Bureau of Land Management

Summer Bucket List

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Summer Bucket List / Welcome to our Summer Bucket List series. From now until the end of summer, we will share a daily post about a recreation, wilderness or conservation area for your “bucket list." / by Bureau of Land Management

Critter Cam

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Critter Cam / by Bureau of Land Management

Vintage National Conservation Lands Posters

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Vintage National Conservation Lands Posters / The BLM is proud to share an ongoing series of vintage posters depicting some of the spectacular landscapes of our National Conservation Lands.

These lands include 900 areas (more than 30 million acres) of National Monuments, National Conservation Areas, Wilderness Areas, and other federally-designated special places. / by Bureau of Land Management

Wedding Venues

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Wedding Venues / Get hitched on America's public lands! / by Bureau of Land Management

Primitive Camping Tips

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Primitive Camping Tips / Sometimes getting to the middle of nowhere to start your public lands adventure can be a little daunting. Here are some of our favorite pins to help ease the primitive camping experience. / by Bureau of Land Management

For the Classroom: Native Plants

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For the Classroom: Native Plants / A classroom investigation series on native plants. / by Bureau of Land Management

Condors on the Rise

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Condors on the Rise / More than 3,000 species of wildlife occur on BLM’s more than 245 million acres in 23 States, dispersed over some of the Nation’s most ecologically diverse and essential habitat. A cooperative conservation and recovery effort between partners and the American public has helped California condors recover from the brink of extinction. Seventy-five of the world’s 439 condors live throughout northern Arizona within the BLM-managed Vermilion Cliffs National Monument. / by Bureau of Land Management

Ghost Towns and Historic Spooky Places

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Ghost Towns and Historic Spooky Places / Ghost towns, mining camps, homesteads -- many places still bear remnants of days gone by and can give visitors a glimpse into what life may have been like for early settlers and pioneers. Included in this set are just a few of the hundreds of historic sites BLM manages on America’s public lands. / by Bureau of Land Management

Volcanoes, Caves and Other Geologic Formations That Rock

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Volcanoes, Caves and Other Geologic Formations That Rock / Check out these amazing geologic formations designated by the BLM and local partners as Areas of Critical Environmental Concern. These areas are places where special management attention is needed to protect and prevent irreparable damage to important historic, cultural and scenic values; fish, wildlife resources or other natural systems or processes; or to protect human life and safety from natural hazards. Learn more about BLM’s mangement of ACECs: bit.ly/blmacec. / by Bureau of Land Management

BLM Winter Bucket List

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BLM Winter Bucket List / Each day of Winter 2014, we’ll feature BLM-managed locations that you should add to your bucket list - for spectacular winter scenery, unique features and events, and even a few warmer locations for a winter getaway. #SeeBLM / by Bureau of Land Management

#conservationlands15

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#conservationlands15 / In 2000, Interior Secretary Babbitt placed the growing number of landscapes designated by the President and Congress into one conservation system named the National Landscape Conservation System, now known as National Conservation Lands. As a part of the 15th anniversary celebration this year, the National Conservation Lands team will take over the BLM's national social media accounts on the 15th of each month. This board will feature the highlights throughout the year. / by Bureau of Land Management

Sierra & Rio

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Sierra & Rio / In a series created by BLM California employee Josh Hammari, Sierra & Rio explore public lands and learn conservation principles along their adventures. / by Bureau of Land Management

#LoveInNature

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#LoveInNature / More than 3,000 species of wildlife call BLM-managed lands home - that’s a backyard of more than 245 million acres in 23 states, dispersed over some of the Nation’s most ecologically-diverse and essential habitat.

Download and share Valentine’s Day cards that feature some of the cutest wildlife on your public lands! / by Bureau of Land Management

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