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Beavers wanted.Qualifications: Excellent dam-building skills.Wait. Wrong audience.Volunteers wanted.Join us Sept. 26 for...
09/15/2026

Beavers wanted.

Qualifications: Excellent dam-building skills.

Wait. Wrong audience.

Volunteers wanted.

Join us Sept. 26 for National Public Lands Day as we work to restore Leavitt Creek near Mountain View. Volunteers and BLM employees will construct 20 beaver dam analogs, structures designed to mimic some of the functions of natural beaver dams and remove juniper from the riparian area.

The real beavers left us some clues that they were once here. We're helping give the creek a little nudge toward the conditions they helped create.

Sept. 26 | 10 a.m.–3 p.m.

Learn more and find registration information:
https://ow.ly/hBC650ZMLik
OR https://ow.ly/ORZC50ZMLil

📸 Kirsten Brennan/USFWS

09/15/2026

Albany County, Wyo. - The Moonshine Fire continues to burn in northern Albany County, growing over the weekend to 7,170 acres burned as of Monday afternoon, and 46% containment.

09/15/2026

🔥 Wildfire Update for NE Wyoming 🔥

Recent storms have brought cooler temps and much-needed rain to Northeast Wyoming, but also widespread lightning. With fuels still at critical levels, fires can spread fast after ignition.

We had several new fires reported today, but thanks to strong partnerships and coordination, initial fire suppression efforts have been successful so far.

If conditions change, we will provide updates to our communities.

We encourage our communities to stay alert for weather updates and red flag warnings.

CODY — Heavy rain washed out portions of John Blue Road above the parking area, leaving that section passable only by ut...
09/14/2026

CODY — Heavy rain washed out portions of John Blue Road above the parking area, leaving that section passable only by utility terrain vehicles and all-terrain vehicles. BLM is repairing the road and asks other motorists to avoid the area until repairs are complete.

Heavy rain washed out portions of John Blue Road above the parking area, leaving that section passable only by utility terrain vehicles and all-terrain vehicles.

No filter.No caption needed.Just Wyoming being Wyoming.This is the Killpecker Sand Dunes at the Sand Dunes Wilderness St...
09/14/2026

No filter.
No caption needed.
Just Wyoming being Wyoming.

This is the Killpecker Sand Dunes at the Sand Dunes Wilderness Study Area, north of Rock Springs — one of the largest active dune fields in North America. Keep an eye out for eolian ice cells hiding at the base of the dunes, a strange and beautiful feature that feeds pools even in the middle of the high desert. It's fee-free, hiking is strenuous but worth it, and Boar's Tusk stands watch on the southern edge of it all.

Directions and more info: www.blm.gov/visit/sand-dunes-wsa

📸 Killpecker Sand Dunes, WY BLM/Wick

09/14/2026

The 250th Ride rolled across Bureau of Land Management-managed public lands on Day 2, taking riders from the Red Desert near Rock Springs through sagebrush country and along BLM roads toward Saratoga. Along the way, riders experienced the many uses that share Wyoming’s public lands, from outdoor recreation and grazing to energy development and more.

We’re glad to see Wyoming’s public lands included in the journey. Follow along for Day 3!

Daily Update for Moonshine Fire ⬇️
09/14/2026

Daily Update for Moonshine Fire ⬇️

Latest update ⬇️
09/14/2026

Latest update ⬇️

09/14/2026
Cooler temperatures are on the way, and we're getting several BLM campgrounds ready for winter. Beginning Sept. 29, the ...
09/13/2026

Cooler temperatures are on the way, and we're getting several BLM campgrounds ready for winter.

Beginning Sept. 29, the BLM will winterize water systems at Fontenelle Creek, Scab Creek and Warren Bridge campgrounds. The campgrounds will remain open as conditions allow, but visitors should plan ahead and bring their own water once systems are shut down. Campground fees will not be collected while water service is unavailable.

Learn more and plan your visit: https://www.blm.gov/announcement/blm-prepares-lincoln-and-sublette-county-campgrounds-winter

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