Bureau of Land Management

Bureau of Land Management provides stewardship and management of public lands and resources across the United States, primarily in the West and Alaska, to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.

{"Public land visitors and recreationists","Researchers, educators, and scientists","Partnerships, volunteers, and community organizations","Other government agencies and policy makers"}

{"Manages approximately 245 million acres of public lands","Integrates energy and mineral planning (including NEPA) with land management","Comprehensive programs across Fire & Aviation, Wild Horse and Burro, Lands and Realty, Cultural Resources, and Recreation"}

Not specified in the content. Related program timelines exist (e.g., The Great American Outdoors Act noted as five years of transformation).