Public Lands

As fire dangers rise, Oregon and Washington enforce restrictions on BLM lands. Officials remind everyone that one spark can lead to wildfires and urge residents to stay prepared.

The connection between our ranchers and public lands is deeper than you might think. This upcoming tour sheds light on that relationship.

Imagine hiking through Idaho’s beautiful landscapes, knowing they’re getting the care they need. That’s what this new bipartisan effort aims to protect.

With the repeal of certain regulations, ranchers are breathing a little easier. What does this mean for the future of our rangelands?

As the spotlight shines on a key nomination, the future of our public lands hangs in the balance.

Republican Senators are asking Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum to follow through on months of evaluation and finally revoke a public lands rule from the Biden Administration.

A Southwest Washington lawmaker said a recent decision to conserve thousands of acres from harvest could have serious consequences on kids going back to school.

The Washington Department of Natural Resources will turn over 15 surplus wildfire engines to fire districts in wildfire-prone rural communities across the state this spring.  The agency says this is part of their annual effort to help strengthen fire response at the local level.   “...

The final week-and-a-half of August was a busy one for crews with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.   On August 21st, ODFW responded to a depredation on public land in the Crane Prairie area of Grant County, where a six-month-old calf was found dead.  On...

U.S. Senators Jim Risch (R-Idaho), Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), and Mike Lee (R-Utah) introduced legislation to reform the Antiquities Act of 1906 to ensure more transparent and accountable designations of national monuments.