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BLM Wyoming manages more than 17 million acres of public land in Wyoming. Find out more at

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Does your household know what to do if wildfire forces a fast evacuation? Plan now: https://t.co/9zsK14VheO

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BLM lands in the Pinedale Field Office are closed to public access due to safety concerns and to help with suppression efforts for the Bare Fire. The closure begins today and will be through Sept. 1, 2026, unless rescinded earlier.

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Trainers gentled wild horses, kids watched in awe, and all 15 horses and burros found new homes at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Read more: https://t.co/LRBnmshIfj

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Third Street public access point south of Dubois is now open to public travel.

BLM Lander Field Office staff responded quickly and have completed repairs today, restoring safe access to the area.

Thank you for your patience while the work was completed!

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Public lands problem #3

You are not an antelope.

Bring your own water supply when adventuring on public lands.

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The Bureau of Land Management has approved seismic exploration within the Casper Field Office to be conducted from Aug. 1-Oct. 31.

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Turns out... hugs are part of adoption! All 15 wild horses & burros found homes at Lion's Park. Thanks to Mantle Ranch & all who joined! https://t.co/jggoSaoTOn

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Peak fire activity is underway, and many communities are feeling the heat! As you explore our beautiful public lands, let’s work together to minimize the risk of human-caused wildfires. With numerous lightning-caused fires already keeping wildland firefighters busy, we can all do our part to prevent additional wildfires. Here’s how you can help:

🌲 Check for fire restrictions before heading out.
🔥 Use campfires only in designated areas and ensure they’re completely extinguished.
🚗 Keep vehicles on designated roads and avoid parking on dry grass.
🚬 Dispose of smoking materials responsibly.
🗑️ Pack out your trash and leave our public lands even better than you found them!

Remember, one spark can change everything. Together, we can protect our public lands, wildlife, and the communities that cherish these spaces. Let’s make this season safe and enjoyable for everyone! 💚

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Water is a precious resource, especially in areas like the Burnt Hollow Special Recreation Management Area, where sagebrush meets clinker.
This year, @BLMWyoming has partnered with Bowhunters of Wyoming to enhance wildlife habitats by installing donated wildlife guzzlers. These innovative structures capture and store precipitation, providing a reliable water source in regions where it’s scarce.

By reducing disease risks and creating new habitats, these guzzlers play a vital role in supporting wildlife. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of BLM Wyoming, volunteers from Devon Energy, and the Wyoming Conservation Corps, two guzzlers were successfully installed this year. Together, we’re making a significant impact on ensuring that our wildlife thrives in challenging environments.

Let’s continue to work together to protect and enhance our public lands for future generations! 🌿🐾

Learn more ➡️ https://t.co/01fDHU4HZ9

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Wildfire recovery starts long before the smoke clears.

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That moment when the river hits just right and suddenly you’re hanging ten. 🏄‍♂️

Cowabunga! Wyoming’s public lands and waters have plenty of thrills. Just make sure you wear a life jacket, scout your rapids, and keep your gear strapped down.

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This week, @SecretaryBurgum and @DepSecMac traveled to Wyoming to celebrate the Day of the American West, recognizing the people, landscapes, and traditions that helped shape our nation's history and continue to shape its future. 🇺🇸

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The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is open! Plan your next visit 👉 https://t.co/a7TrhfCJ1V

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What's your favorite Wyoming public land?

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📸 Beck Lake Bike Trails in Cody, WY
Photo by BLM WY

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Muddy Creek Road is now open to public travel. After a washout prompted a temporary closure last week, BLM staff responded quickly and completed repairs today, restoring safe access to the area. Thank you for your patience while the work was completed!

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Check out BLM Wyoming's accessible sites! From the NHT Auto Tour Route, Red Gulch Dinosaur Tracksite, Hogan and Luce accessible boat dock, to South Pass ... these places offer smoother paths, easier access, and connection with the landscape at your pace ➡️ https://t.co/YJXur4zzsp

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The National Historic Trails Interpretive Center is reopening! Doors open again July 28 with regular hours Tues.–Sat., 9:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. MST. And huge shoutout to Fort Caspar Museum for hosting summer programs while the Center got spruced up!

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A section of Muddy Creek Road, about 15 miles southwest of La Barge, is closed for public safety until crews can complete repairs to an area washed out around a culvert.

More info about access to areas outside of the closure can be found here: https://t.co/BkXKqpLij6

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We’re tipping our hats to the history that shaped the West for Day of the Cowboy tomorrow. Four famous National Historic Trails all ride the same corridor through Wyoming, looking almost the same as when wagons rolled across these wide-open spaces ➡️ https://t.co/3ihVF5AhLr

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The horses are waiting for you to join the adoption auction today at 4:30 pm in Lions Park!
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