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The project is expected to generate enough renewable energy to power nearly 145,000 homes.

The 30-day public comment period will end July 24. If approved, this project furthers Executive Order 13783, Promoting Energy and Economic Growth and Secretarial Order 3349, American Energy Independence, by promoting energy independence and creating jobs and providing economic opportunities for local communities. The Bureau of Land Management Ukiah Field Office is seeking public input on the proposed Walker Ridge Wind Energy Project, in Lake and Colusa counties. Related: Public meetings set on access to Cotoni-Coast Dairies public lands ( BLM news release)īLM Seeks Public Input on Proposed Walker Ridge Wind Energy Project Access is currently limited to guided tours. he BLM plans to publish a Notice of Intent in the Federal Register on Monday, June 24, for a proposed amendment to the Resource Management Plan, beginning a public scoping period that will end on August 2. The Bureau of Land Management Central Coast Field Office is seeking public input on a proposal to expand public access and recreation on Cotoni-Coast Dairies, within the California Coastal National Monument, along Santa Cruz County’s North Coast. ( The Ukiah Daily Journal)īLM Seeks Public Input on Proposal to Expand Public Access and Recreation on Cotoni-Coast Dairies, Along Santa Cruz County’s North Coast Gold 7 consists of six young adults from around the United States who will serve together for 10 months, specifically partnering with the BLM for the entirety of the year to assist with their mission. The AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps Gold 7 team is serving with the Bureau of Land Management in Ukiah, from May 19 through June 28. HEADLINES AND HIGHLIGHTS AmeriCorps NCCC Working with Ukiah Bureau of Land Management

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Related: Outfitters offer free PFD rentals ( Kern Valley Sun) Thank you to community partners, the USFS, BLM, Kern County Sheriff’s Office, 23ABC, Kern Valley Search and Rescue, Kern County Fire Department and the Kern River Conservancy for helping with this important river safety message. With the warm weather arriving you may take to the Kern River to cool off, but the river can be unpredictable and dangerous.

This #GreatOutdoorsMonth and over the summer, follow along as we highlight opportunities for #BLMAdventures on your public lands across the nation. ( DOI blog)īe sure to follow #MyPublicLandsSummer on social media! Your chances for adventure are as numerous as the stars in the sky.

Connecting to nature and getting some exercise is good for the mind, body and soul. You can stroll through fields of wildflowers, make a new feathered friend, take part in a thrilling event or embrace an American tradition. There’s no better way to spend Great Outdoors Month than getting out to America’s public lands and waters. How Will You Celebrate Great Outdoors Month? ( California Department of Transportation) Upcoming travel plans? Please remember to check road conditions and closures. Travelers can also download the QuickMap app, .gov, or call 1-80 for constantly updated highway information. Trinidad Head, part of the California Coastal National Monument