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White Mountains
Whitened
New snow is blanketing the White
Mountains National Recreation Area, partly blackened
during the busy 2004 wildfire season.
The
Boundary
Fire destroyed
the Crowberry
Cabin, but plans
are underway to replace it next summer. The other
public use cabins and 250 miles of winter trails
survived
the fires intact and are ready for use. For an updated list of
current trail conditions, click
here.
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National Petroleum Reserve
- Alaska
BLM recently completed
a management plan for the northwest portion of NPR-A
and is amending its plan for the northeast portion. Visit this
site for more information on these planning
efforts and other
activities
in NPR-A.
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Kobuk-Seward
Peninsula Resource Management Plan
The Northern Field Office is developing a new land use plan for
public lands in western Alaska. Public meetings will be held in
March and April. Text-only version.
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Quartz
Creek Trail Project
In the White Mountains National Recreation Area, BLM is trying
new techniques to rehabilitate and protect damaged off-highway vehicle
trails.
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Visit
the Dalton Highway
Explore one of northern Alaska's premier attractions with
our newly redesigned BLM Guide
to the Dalton Highway. This challenging, 414-mile-long
highway crosses some of the state's best scenery and provides the
only road access to Alaska's high Arctic. |
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Bear
Facts
All three species of North American bears flourish in Alaska. Even
if you don't see bears, they are never far away. Be prepared with
the Bear Facts.
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