Blm Collection (page 3)

North America, USA, Utah, Bluff, Valley of The Gods, Panorama, Bears Ears National Monument

Buckskin Gulch Canyon Page Arizona
Kanab, Utah and Page, Arizona in United States

Wild horses being gathered and removed from the Winnemucca rangeland, Nevada, USA
Wild horses being gathered and removed from the Winnemucca rangeland; Nevada, United States of America

Wild horse roundup by helicopter, Bureau of Land Management, Wyoming, USA
Harras of wild horses running on a field, Bureau of Land Management rounding up wild horses using helicopters; Rock Springs, Wyoming, United States of America

United States of America, Arizona

Larry Harpe highlining (slacklining) between Navaho Sandstone Towers on BLM land near Moab, Utah. (MR)

Factory Butte and The Henry Mountains in the Upper Blue Hills near Hanksville, Utah, USA

Factory Butte and North Caineville Mesa in the Upper Blue Hills near Hanksville, Utah, USA

Panoramic of Factory Butte, The Henry Mountains and North Cainevile Mesa from the San Rafael Reef in the Upper Blue Hills near Hanksville, Utah, USA

Factory Butte in the Upper Blue Hills near Hanksville, Utah, USA

Wildfire south of the city of Boise, Idaho, USA

Travertine Hot Springs, Bridgeport, California USA
Travertine Hot Springs, Bridgeport, California, USA

Wild Horses near Farson, Wyoming, Blm land

USA, Wyoming, Sublette County, Cloudy sky over sagebrush and badlands

Rabbitbrush outside of Moab, Utah

Deer outside of Moab, Utah

Mother and young Mule deer near Moab Utah

Petroglyphs at Three Rivers Petroglyph Site, Three Rivers, New Mexico USA

Malpais Nature Trail, Valley of Fires Natural Recreation Area, Carrizozo, New Mexico USA

Succulent on the Malpais Nature Trail, Valley of Fires Natural Recreation Area, Carrizozo, New Mexico USA

Cactus on the Malpais Nature Trail, Valley of Fires Natural Recreation Area, Carrizozo, New Mexico USA

Goshute Creek Wilderness, Nevada. USA. Paintbrush (Castilleja chromosa) along Goshute Creek, Cherry Creek Mountains. Great Basin

Dawn light on Lone Pine Peak through Mobius Arch, Alabama Hills, Inyo National Forest, California

Evening light illuminates the Fisher Towers east of Moab, Utah

Historic Spring Mountain Ranch, Red Rocks Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada

BLM backcountry, Utah, near Zion National Park

Corona Arch, a freestanding Sandstone Arch on BLm land, Bootlegger Canyon, Southeast, Utah, near Moab, Utah

Joshua tree foreground on First creek canyon trail at Red Rocks Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada

USA, California, Alabama Hills. Clearing storm at sunrise over Mount Whitney and the Eastern Sierras

A photographer at the Wave in the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs wilderness area (MR)

Engelmann Prickly Pear Cactus Flower, Opuntia engelmannii, Sonoran Desert, High Desert Park, Bureau of Land Management, Black Canyon City, Arizona, USA

Peek A Boo Slot Canyon, BLM Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah

The Stone Wings badlands formations in the Bisti Wilderness in San Juan County, New Mexico, USA

USA, Utah, Moab, Full Moon at Fisher Tower

USA, NM, Bisti Wilderness Area, near Farmington, Hoodoo

Amy explores Peek A Boo Slot Canyon, BLM Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah, MR, Model Released

UTAH. USA. Green River at sunrise. Desolation Canyon. Proposed Book Cliffs-Desolation Canyon BLM Wilderness

UTAH. USA. Rabbitbrush & sand dunes in Tule Valley. House Range in distance. Proposed Tule Valley BLM Wilderness. Great Basin

Hoodoos at first light in the Bisti Wilderness in San Juan County, New Mexico, USA

UTAH. USA. Blazing-star (Mentzalia spp. ) & globemallow (Spaeralcea grossulariaefolia)
UTAH. USA. Blazing-star (Mentzalia spp.) & globemallow (Spaeralcea grossulariaefolia) below Comb Ridge. Proposed San Juan-Anasazi BLM Wilderness. Colorado Plateau

Badlands formations in the Bisti Wilderness in San Juan County, New Mexico, USA

PARIA CANYON-VERMILLION CLIFFS WILDERNESS, UTAH. USA. Fluted sandstone canyon walls. Narrows in Buckskin Gulch. Paria River drainage. Colorado Plateau

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"BLM Rally Perth: A Powerful Movement for Equality and Justice" The BLM rally in Perth was a momentous event, bringing together passionate individuals who stood united against racial injustice. The crowd gathered, their voices echoing through the streets, demanding change and equality for all. Amidst the sea of protesters, one couldn't help but notice the powerful symbol of unity displayed by the Pan African flag used at the Million Man March 20th Anniversary. Its vibrant colors represented solidarity among diverse communities fighting for justice. As we marched forward, our steps echoed through Buckskin Gulch Canyon in Page, Arizona - a reminder that this movement knows no boundaries or limitations. Just like the canyon's vastness, our determination to eradicate systemic racism stretched far and wide. In moments of reflection along Petrified Sand Dunes on Colorado Plateau in Arizona, we contemplated how far we've come as a society while acknowledging there is still work to be done. These ancient formations served as a testament to resilience – just like those who continue to fight tirelessly for equality. Tolerance pills were metaphorically passed around during this rally; not literal medication but rather an invitation to open hearts and minds towards acceptance and understanding. We recognized that true progress lies in embracing diversity and eradicating prejudice from within ourselves. Looking back at history, we found inspiration in a photograph capturing Kappa Alpha Psi members from 1937-1938. Their proud faces reminded us that activism has always been ingrained within Black communities – it is not merely a trend but an ongoing struggle for liberation. Yet amidst peaceful protests came moments of adversity too; Caroline Holifield being treated after being pepper sprayed during a Black Lives Matter demonstration served as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by activists every day. It highlighted why we must persistently advocate for change until justice prevails. Finally, gazing upon moonlit petroglyphs at Three Rivers Petroglyph Site in New Mexico, we recognized the importance of preserving our history and culture.