Bureau of Land Management

What you can do when it comes to a decision.

What happens when no trees are left to hug?

BLM imposes temporary closure of roads and trails in South Hills to preserve winter ranges of mule deer and sage grouse.

If your dog likes to tap into their primal urges and chase the local wildlife while running off-leash, it could get you into trouble, costing you money and even landing you in jail.

What does this mean for Idaho?

We’re dealing with zealots and they view us as weeds in their garden.

The BLM is seeking input from the public.

But don’t get your hopes up.

Maybe there are times when good things still happen.

You’ve done well and are well organized.

Roads in the South Hills will remain closed for several more weeks as land managers say many are still covered in snow

Officials have extended the comment period for the proposed Lava Ride Wind Project in the Magic Valley

He’s one of Idaho’s most famous property owners.

Idaho residents in the southern part of the state will get a chance to voice their thoughts on the strategy for renewable energy projects on federal public lands at a series of open house meetings

Idaho's governor, congressman, and senators are raising concerns regarding the proposed Lava Ridge wind energy project in the Magic Valley

Let’s stop the kabuki and get a loud united front.

A 60-day comment period is now open for the recently released draft environmental impact statement for a proposed wind turbine project that would span three Magic Valley counties

Plans are to replace aging boat ramps at the south end of Salmon Falls Creek Reservoir if grant funding is approved

Five roads in the South Hills will be closed off to motorized travel beginning Monday Jan. 16, to help protect wintering wildlife

As heavy snow fell early on the Wood River Valley the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management and local governments are working to help wildlife survive the early onset of winter