Other Programs
Abandoned Mine Lands
Abandoned Mine Lands program enhances public safety and improves water quality. Read more >>
Botany
The BLM lands in Oregon and Washington host a great diversity of plant communities. Read more >>
Cultural Heritage
Cultural resources can include a vast range in types of sites and landscapes that result from past human activities. Read more >>
Fisheries
The rivers, streams, and lakes of Oregon and Washington are home to a diverse array of fish species. Read more >>
Minerals Program
The Oregon/Washington BLM is responsible for a wide variety of activities within the minerals program. Read more >>
National Riparian Service Team
Riparian areas and wetlands are some of the most diverse and productive portions of the land base. Read more >>
Rangelands/Grazing
In Oregon and Washington, the BLM administers approximately 14 million acres of rangelands. Read more >>
Soils
Soils form an ecologically rich and active zone at the interface between geologic materials and the atmosphere. Read more >>
Special-Status Species
An interagency program was established for the conservation and management of rare species. Read more >>
Survey and Manage Species
The Northwest Forest Plan includes the Survey and Manage mitigation measure. Read more >>
Wildlife
The BLM lands in Oregon and Washington have a diverse array of wildlife species and habitats. Read more >>
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