the bureau of land management started in 1946.
the bureau of land management started in 1946.
when did the bureau of land management start?
1946
in 1946, the grazing service was merged with the general land office to form the bureau of land management within the department of the interior. it took several years for this new agency to integrate and reorganize. in the end, the bureau of land management became less focused on land disposal and more focused on the long term management and preservation of the land. the agency achieved its current form by combining offices in the western states and creating a corresponding office for lands both east of and alongside the mississippi river. as a matter of course, the blm's emphasis fell on activities in the western states as most of the mining, land sales, and federally owned areas are located west of the mississippi.
bureau of land management
bullet::::- in the san bernardino national forest. "(see cahuilla mountain wilderness)"









































bullet::::- in the san bernardino national forest. "(see south fork san jacinto wilderness)"









































bullet::::- added to the santa rosa wilderness in the san bernardino national forest and bureau of land management lands.









































bullet::::- of bureau of land management lands. "(see beauty mountain wilderness)"









































bullet::::- in joshua tree national park, with another pending cessation of non-wilderness activities and acquisition of inholdings.









































bullet::::- added to the orocopia mountains wilderness in bureau of land management lands.









































bullet::::- added to the palen-mccoy wilderness in bureau of land management lands.
omnibus public land management act of 2009