Rock Springs Field Office

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The Rock Springs Field Office manages over 3.6 million acres of public land surface and 3.5 million acres of public subsurface minerals in the southwestern part of Wyoming. The Field Office administers a variety of programs including mineral exploration and development, wildlife habitat, outdoor recreation, wild horses, livestock grazing, and historic trails.

In the Spotlight 

• BLM Rock Springs Office Seeks Public Input On Land Lease for New Fire Station and Training Facility

• 2009 Current Projects Location Map 

• White Mountain Wind Energy Project  

 BLM Wyoming Centers & Interagency Sites

• National Historic Trails Interpretive Center
• National Sign Center 
• Wyoming Interagency Fire Restrictions
• Wyoming Landscape Conservation Initiative