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( BLM news release)īLM Initiates Whitewater Canyon Closure Due to Increased Wildfire Risk The Bureau of Land Management Ukiah Field Office initiated fire restrictions, effective July 1, for BLM-managed public lands in Colusa, Glenn, Lake, Marin, Mendocino, Napa, Solano, Sonoma and Yolo counties, due to wildland fire danger. ( BLM news release)īLM Ukiah Field Office Initiates Seasonal Fire Restrictions

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The additional restriction includes no campfires, barbeques, or open fires, regardless if you are in a developed campground, other than portable stoves with gas, jelled petroleum, or pressurized liquid fuel with a valid California campfire permit, available free at all BLM, Forest Service and Cal Fire offices or at BLM-managed public lands affected by these fire restrictions are in eastern Fresno, western Kern, Kings, Madera, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Tulare and Ventura counties as well as the Carrizo Plain National Monument, Keysville Special Recreation Management Area, Lake Isabella and San Joaquin River Gorge. The Bureau of Land Management Bakersfield Field Office increased fire restrictions for BLM-managed public lands effective Monday, July 1, due to high wildland fire danger. ( BLM news release)īLM Bakersfield Field Office Increases Fire Restrictions The restrictions will remain in effect until November 1, or until wildland fire conditions on public lands in the region improve. The Bureau of Land Management Bishop Field Office issued seasonal fire restrictions for BLM-managed public lands in the Eastern Sierra effective Monday, July 1, due to increased wildland fire danger in the region. Visit the BLM California fire restrictions website for more information about current fire restrictions on BLM-managed public lands.įollow wildland fire incident information and updatesīLM Bishop Field Office Issues Seasonal Fire Restrictions Over the summer, follow along as we highlight opportunities for #BLMAdventuresĬampfire permits are required for open fires, such as campfire, barbecues and portable stoves on federally managed lands and private lands that are the property of another person. On private lands, written permission from the landowner is also required for campfire use. Get your California Campfire Permit quickly and easily online! ( ) Your BLM adventure starts here! ( BLM California Facebook video)īe sure to follow #MyPublicLandsSummer on social media! You will also find wilderness areas, national scenic and historic trails, national wild and scenic rivers, wildlife viewing areas, off-road opportunities and even a lighthouse or two to explore and learn about California's history. The experiences are as varied as the landscapes. Spectacular scenery can be found among scenic vistas, such as the foggy bluffs of the King Range National Conservation Area, in the ancient redwood forest of the Headwaters Forest Reserve, in the geological formations of the Alabama Hills, the valley of golden flowers in the Carrizo Plain National Monument and the wind sculpted sand dunes in the Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area. Public lands in the Golden State offer a sense of adventure for the outdoor enthusiast, offering rivers, trails, campgrounds, off-road open areas and more. The Bureau of Land Management reminds claimants who wish to retain their existing mining claims on federal public lands through the 2020 assessment year to pay a maintenance fee or file a Maintenance Fee Waiver Certification (Small Miner’s Waiver) on or before Tuesday, September 3, to prevent the mining claim from being declared forfeit and void. Reminder: Public Land Mining Claim Fees and Waivers are Due to BLM by September 3 ( California Department of Transportation)īLM, private groups increase reward for information in California Burro KillingsĪmerican Wild Horse Campaign, Return to Freedom and The Cloud Foundation to offer additional reward money, and tips leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for killings of wild burros from the Clark Mountain Herd Area.

Upcoming travel plans? Please remember to check road conditions and closures. Travelers can also download the QuickMap app, .gov, or call 1-80 for constantly updated highway information. Point Arena-Stornetta, part of the California Coastal National Monument in the Ukiah Field Office. Photo by John Maurer, BLM.

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