BLM

The BLM is using fire as a tool this fall to reduce wildfire risk and restore healthy forests across the region.

A decade of forest management work across western Oregon could unravel if this federal lawsuit succeeds in invalidating the 2016 plan.

Southeastern Oregon's burned rangeland is getting a second chance. Native plants are heading back in by air to heal the fire scars.

A planned wild horse rescue on Riddle Mountain hit a legal roadblock just days before it was supposed to start.

Drought and wildfire damage in southeast Oregon have created an urgent situation for wild horses. The BLM is stepping in this week to relocate roughly 500 animals from the Sheepshead Heath Creek area.

BLM lands across Oregon and Washington are under fire restrictions right now. Officials say smoke and fire conditions can change quickly, so checking local closures before heading out is worth the extra minute.

Family ranches that run cattle and sheep on public lands could get more flexibility under a proposed update to federal grazing regulations.

A network of cameras using artificial intelligence is now watching for smoke across BLM lands in Oregon and Washington — and fire chiefs say catching a fire in its first minutes makes all the difference.

BLM logged 41 million board feet across Oregon and California this past quarter, generating over $10 million and supporting jobs in logging, milling, and construction along the way.

Oregon and Washington BLM lands are under fire restrictions this 4th of July weekend, with fireworks, sky lanterns, and certain ammunition all banned as officials warn this fire season has already caused significant loss.