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News Release: Quick Facts. Significance: Legal scholar, abolitionists, Vigilance Committee member. Place of Birth: Volney, New York. Date of Birth: March 10, 1814. Place of Death: Cambridge, Massachusetts. Date of Death: November 4, 1901. A lawyer, scholar, and abolitionist, Joel Prentiss Bishop served on the Boston Vigilance...
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IIJA Bureau of Land Management Idaho Threatened and Endangered Species Program grant opened on Feb. 15.
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2023 State and Interstate Aquatic Nuisance Species Management Plan Grant Program grant opened on Feb. 15.
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News Release: The South Rim Drive is a scenic paved road that follows the canyon rim for 7 miles from Tomichi Point to High Point and features 12 overlooks. Most overlooks are reached by hiking a short trail. There are three handicap-accessible overlooks: Pulpit Rock, Chasm View, and Sunset View.
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News Release: Island Marble Butterfly History. San Juan Island National Historical Park is home to the only remaining population of the federally endangered island marble butterfly (Euchloe ausonides insulanus). This pollinator is one of the rarest butterflies in North America, and appears fuzzy with marbled green...
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The US Interior Department published a three page notice on Feb. 14, according to the U.S. Government Publishing Office.
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IIJA Bureau of Land Management Idaho Invasive and Noxious Plant Management grant opened on Feb. 15.
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News Release: The South Rim Visitor Center is a great first-stop during your visit to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. Stop here to get recommendations from park rangers, tour the interactive exhibits, watch the park movie, shop the park bookstore, and grab maps and brochures to inform your adventure.
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News Release: Joseph Gravelines is mentioned several times in Clark’s journal. While he had been living with the Arikaras since around 1790 (DeMallie et al.), on October 8, 1804, Clark complemented Gravelines as a ‘man well versed in the language of the nation,’ referring to the Arikaras. Gravelines then briefed the...
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FY23 IIJA Bureau of Land Management Eastern States (ES) Recreation and Visitor Services grant opened on Feb. 15.
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News Release: SOCORRO, N.M. - Due to a lack of suitable weather and fuels conditions, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Socorro Field Office rescheduled plans to burn piles of juniper and piñon cuttings in three locations in Catron County. Weather permitting, the burns will now take place between now and April 15, 2023.
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News Release: CEDAR CITY, Utah - The Bureau of Land Management has authorized Escalante Desert Resources LLC, a subsidiary of Fervo Energy, to proceed with exploration activities on geothermal leases located on public lands managed by the BLM. The purpose of the exploration is to determine commercial feasibility of geothermal energy production in Beaver County, Utah.
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News Release: MILLS, Wyo. - The Bureau of Reclamation has prepared the February snowmelt runoff forecasts and operating plans for the North Platte River Basin.
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The U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources Chairman U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman (R-Arkansas) said during an oversight hearing held on Feb. 8 that he wants Americans to get the message that the U.S. is blessed with resources that can be developed.
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IIJA Bureau of Land Management Idaho Fuels Management and Community Fire Assistance Program grant opened on Feb. 15.
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News Release: Water is found in Capitol Reef National Park (NP) in the form of springs, seeps, tinajas, and streams. These water resources create unique habitats and represent rare sources of water throughout the otherwise arid Capitol Reef. There are only a handful of perennial streams in the park, but the smaller water resources-springs, seeps, and tinajas-are scattered throughout the park.
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IIJA Bureau of Land Management Idaho Cultural and Paleontological Resource Management grant opened on Feb. 15.
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The US Interior Department published a one page notice on Feb. 14, according to the U.S. Government Publishing Office.
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IIJA Bureau of Land Management Idaho Aquatic Resource Management grant opened on Feb. 15.
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News Release: Quick Facts. Location: 46°23'38.46"N 116°48'8.47"W. Significance: The first U.S. Army installation on the Nez Perce Reservation. OPEN TO PUBLIC: No. MANAGED BY: Bureau of Indian Affairs. Amenities. 1 listed. Historical/Interpretive Information/Exhibits. In 1860, Elias D. Pierce found gold on a tributary of...