Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Join us in welcoming Steve Pearce as the new Director of the Bureau of Land Management!
As the steward of America’s public lands, we're committed to managing our diverse landscapes for recreation, energy development, grazing, wildlife habitat, and cultural resources.
With Director Pearce at the helm, we're eager to continue our mission of ensuring these lands remain accessible and sustainable for generations to come.
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Seeing a bear is a memorable experience, but your safety greatly depends on your actions. Bears are wild animals and public lands are their home. Recent incidents are a serious reminder that visitors must stay alert, give bears space, store food properly and know what to do before entering bear country.
Learn more: ow.ly/mvyM50YZJb8
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Happy First Day of Spring 🌼
Here’s to warmer days, new life, and the colors that make America’s public lands unforgettable.
Photo at Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument by Anthony Southwood
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
What started as a career in public lands has turned into a family legacy for BLM-California Arcata Field Manager Collin Ewing. Collin recently discovered that he’s the descendant of Thomas Ewing Sr. — the first Secretary of the Department of the Interior. This discovery has inspired Collin to delve deeper into his family history while he continues his nearly 20-year career.
Learn more: ow.ly/LmPm50YpU30.
@BLMca @interior
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month may be coming to a close, but suicide prevention matters every day.
In our fire community and beyond, checking in can save a life. Call/text 988 for help.
Wildland fire resources: nifc.gov/resources/taking-ca…
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Under @POTUS’ leadership, we are cutting through the bureaucracy and building a unified, modern wildfire response system that works as fast and as fearlessly as the men and women on the front lines. doi.gov/pressreleases/depart…
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Good news, BLM Fire jobs for the 2026 fire year are LIVE! From the fireline & beyond, this is your chance to take the next step in your fire career. Apps for leadership roles close 09/18 & wildland firefighter & dispatch positions close 09/25 ➡ usajobs.gov/Search/Results?a…
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
We're unleashing American energy in California with authorization of the Sapphire gen-tie transmission line! This will generate jobs, bolster energy reliability & provide up to 117 megawatts of solar power each day. Learn more➡️ow.ly/ttmj50VibEp. @blmca
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Happy #PoliceWomanDay! 👮♀️🚔🚨🚓
Step inside a day in the life of the women serving in law enforcement careers at the Bureau of Land Management.
Thank you to these dedicated women ensuring public safety & fulfilling our mission.
Full Video: ow.ly/lZhW50TmhqN.
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Happy anniversary to the Land & Water Conservation Fund! 🎊
Using this fund across the nation, we're underscoring our commitment to conserving vital habitats, enhancing recreation, & preserving natural beauty of public landscapes for future generations.
📷 Rush Creek; @blmca
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Brittany Covich/@CAsWatershed makes the case for why you should join us for the next #WildfireTaskForce meeting in Tahoe, 10/9-11. View the preliminary agenda & register today! bit.ly/TF-Mtg-SN-24 @CaliforniaTahoe @tahoefund @calnatresources #TaskForceProgress #Wildfire
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Thank you to everyone who participated in National Trails Day! 👏
Together, we will continue to give back to trails by leaving the outdoor community better than we find them & build a world where everyone has access and feels welcome to enjoy the outdoors.
@AmericanHiking

ALT Graphic depicting the impact of volunteer work completed on BLM-managed lands on National Trails Day 33 BLM events, including 17 stewardship projects, with 1,688 participants (1,088 volunteers), who contributed 1,088 hours of volunteer labor to maintain 36 miles of trails at a value of $240,837!
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
August is #AmericanAdventuresMonth! Before you grab your boat and head out on your next adventure to the lake, we have some tips to help you #RecreateResponsibly on BLM lands. Towing a trailer safely can prevent the next wildfire.
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Join us as we celebrate #WomensEqualityDay, a day to reflect on milestones in women’s efforts to gain equality in the workplace.
Susan Semenza is thought to have been the first woman range conservationist in the Bureau of Land Management ➡️ ow.ly/fggO50T6yJm.
@blmoregon
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Respecting the trail is respecting the land, whether you're walking, biking, or driving. Let's all do our part! #RespectConnectProtect
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
As Pierre Bonnard said, art would never exist without nature & modeling chipmunks....or something like that. And we can't capture these amazing moments without you.
To celebrate #WorldPhotoDay, we invite you to share your photos from public lands ➡️
ow.ly/rSK950T1ym0.
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
On #WorldRangerDay, we are thankful for all public lands rangers. Many law enforcement rangers assist with wildfire suppression efforts, helping communities and firefighters alike.
Thank you to the rangers who help keep us safe on our public lands!
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Adventure responsibly! Make sure you have what you need to be safe and take care of public lands. Join Spokespebble in the mission to #RespectConnectProtect! respectconnectprotect.org/co…
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
We’re aware that our website (BLM.gov) is unavailable. This is an unexpected outage and we’re working on resolution of the issue as quickly as we can. We apologize for this inconvenience and thank you for your patience during this time.
Bureau of Land Management California retweeted
Become a conservation hero with Spokespebble! Your actions are crucial to protect the health of our public lands. Join us and #RespectConnectProtect.


















