The Bureau of Land Management has a huge job, and it has never been an easy one. Even with its billion-dollar budget, overseeing about 245 million acres—which represents about one-eighth of all U.S. land and roughly 25 percent more than the Forest Service, the next largest federal land manager—is no picnic.
Could the BLM finally get a real director?
The agency responsible for one-eight of all U.S. lands has a chance at effective leadership
by Jock Conyngham - Friday, Jul 16th, 2021
BLM-managed Carrizo Plain National Monument (photo: Bob Wick / BLM / cc2.0).
