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Our first responders, firefighters, law enforcement, and search and rescue teams work every day to protect visitors and help ensure safe, memorable experiences on public lands. Photo by J. Thompson / Grand Canyon NPS

Thanks to funding from the Great American Outdoors Act, visitors to Wyoming's Gooseberry Badlands Scenic Overlook can now enjoy improved and accessible hiking experiences while taking in the breathtaking views of the surrounding desert ecosystem. 👏💗 BLMWyoming

The Land and Water Conservation Fund is helping keep America’s history alive. Across the country, LWCF has helped state and local governments preserve thousands of acres of battlefields and cultural sites, ensuring that we can continue to learn from these hallowed grounds.

We’re counting down to National Wildland Firefighter Day by highlighting fire personnel like Quincy Osterhout, a fuels module leader in Idaho. From thinning to seeding, she and her crew tackle the full fire year, embracing the hard and taxing work alongside the great camaraderie.

National Trails Day is this Saturday (June 7)! Find a local event and take the pledge to leave the trails and the outdoor community better than you found them ➡️ ow.ly/CxpM50W4olK. American Hiking

Have you ever wondered how a fossil discovered on public lands ends up showcased in a museum or studied at a university? We’re pulling back the curtain on that journey – from a dusty dig site to a carefully preserved specimen on display 🦖 ➡️ ow.ly/Pn9Z50W51iQ.

Have you ever wondered how a fossil discovered on public lands ends up showcased in a museum or studied at a university? We’re pulling back the curtain on that journey – from a dusty dig site to a carefully preserved specimen on display 🦖 ➡️ ow.ly/Pn9Z50W51iQ.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it: explore our National Conservation Lands! In our new Junior Ranger mission, Agent Seymour leads an interactive adventure through 14 engaging challenges that celebrate the legacy of America’s public lands ➡️ ow.ly/xgy350W59Jf.

Today, we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Ironwood Forest National Monument! It was established on this day in 2000. Photo by Bob Wick/Bureau of Land Management.

The South Fork of the Snake River, known as a premier blue ribbon trout fishery, flows 66 miles through lands managed by Bureau of Land Management Idaho. It's just 1 of 130,000+ miles of BLM-managed fishable waters to enjoy during National Fishing and Boating Week!

Welcome to Amboy Crater—an ancient volcanic landmark that’s guided Route 66 travelers for decades. Located in Mojave Trails National Monument, it's your gateway to 1.6M acres of lava fields, dunes & desert magic. Don't forget water and & check the weather before you go! @blmca

Bear surveys are necessary work at Alaska's Campbell Tract, a place that logs more than 500,000 visits annually & is home to black bears. Staff conduct the surveys to ensure visitor safety and understand the bears' denning behavior.  ow.ly/HCbE50W73ik. @blmalaska

From wildfires to wildlife, uncrewed aircraft are giving our crews a new perspective on public land management. Less risk. More data. Smarter decisions. Read how this technology is helping us fly smarter: ow.ly/EVlW50W4tsX. Bureau of Land Management Fire

National Conservation Lands are a system of spectacular landscapes that encompass more than 38 million acres of beautiful, historic, and culturally significant public land. Discover and connect with these extraordinary places in three new story maps ➡️ ow.ly/O35J50W8l4w.

Thanks to the Great American Outdoors Act Legacy Restoration Fund, we replaced the observation deck at Oregon's Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area, a year-round residence for a herd of about 100 Roosevelt Elk. This project ensures continued safe access for our visitors.

“Dad, how much farther?” “Just around the next bend.” (It never is) Happy Father’s Day to the dads and father figures who make every step an adventure! Photo by Nina Mayer Ritchie

Welcome to Pollinator Week! 🐝🌻 A pollinator could be a bee, beetle, ant, wasp, butterfly, hummingbird, or even a small mammal like a bat. These creatures assist a vital life stage for all flowering plants – something essential for healthy ecosystems on our public lands.

This Thursday, in honor of Juneteenth, Bureau of Land Management sites that charge fees will offer free admission to everyone. It's a chance to reflect, explore and connect with the landscapes that tell America's story.

Situated along central Oregon’s Crooked Wild & Scenic River, Chimney Rock Campground offers a relaxing woodland setting among trees and massive Columbia River rocks. Thanks to the Great American Outdoors Act Legacy Restoration Fund project this site was recently renovated. 👏

We manage over 130,000 miles of fishable rivers & streams, providing countless public fishing access points across the nation. BLM-managed lands are open for fishing unless closed for resource protection. Don't forget your required state license(s): ow.ly/UPlV50W9hfL.