BLM Recognizes National Wildfire Awareness Month (Part 3 of 3)
In the final installment of BLM On the Ground’s three-part Wildfire Awareness Month podcast series, we discuss wildfire prevention education, the prevalence of human-caused wildfires, and the importance of public responsibility, such as preparing properly before recreating on public lands, checking fire danger levels, and reporting wildfires immediately.
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BLM recognizes National Wildfire Awareness Month (Part 2 of 3)
To continue our three-episode podcast series on wildfire awareness, this week’s episode delves into the importance of effective communication pertaining to fire prevention, examining best practices and strategic approaches employed by fire crews, as well as the major challenges and widespread public misconceptions surrounding wildfires. 
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Legendary photographer Bob Wick reflects on capturing iconic BLM landscape images
In December 2024, Backpacker.com magazine published an article titled, "Bob Wick Is the Greatest Outdoor Photographer You’ve Never Heard Of." You likely have seen his work on BLM.gov, in social media, in major newspapers and magazines, and on advocacy and industry websites. Today, we visit with the man himself: Bob Wick, whose primary job never was as a photographer. A photographer captures the majesty of the mountains along the Old Spanish National Historic Trail. (Photo by Bob Wick, BLM)
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BLM recognizes National Wildfire Awareness Month (Part 1 of 3)
In recognition of Wildfire Awareness Month, On the Ground is kicking off a three-episode podcast series highlighting all things wildfires. The series dives into the critical roles, challenges, and innovations shaping how BLM Fire prevents and responds to wildfires today. You’ll hear seasoned wildland firefighters discuss behind-the-scenes management strategies, and learn about the National Interagency Fire Center’s safety tips for the everyday public lands user.
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BLM looks back on more than 50 years of managing conservation areas (Part 1 of 2)
In 2025, the Bureau of Land Management will celebrate 25 years since the creation of the National Landscape Conservation System in 2000. But to appreciate the breadth of National Conservation Lands, you actually need to go back more than 50 years.
You are listening to On the Ground, a conversational podcast where we talk to the various scientists, firefighters, land managers, and all around fascinating people at the Bureau of Land Management. Join us as we talk about conservation, recreation, and commercial uses for your public lands.
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