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Walk on the Wild Side Explore Your Public Lands Activity Book

FCIC: Walk on the Wild Side: Explore Your Public Lands Activity Book
Walk on the Wild Side:
Explore Your Public Lands

What Can You Do?
(.pdf version)

Many people like to have fun on BLM lands. People can visit BLM lands to get close to nature, to see wildlife and native plants. Some people like to go rafting on the rivers, while others like to visit ghost towns, prehistoric sites, or dinosaur tracks. Still others like to ride their mountain bikes on trails through the forest or the desert. Campers, hunters, hikers, rock climbers, cross-country skiers, trail vehicle fans, and snowmobilers all come to enjoy BLM lands.

People use BLM lands in other ways too. Miners mine coal, gold, and other minerals, as well as sand and gravel. Ranchers use the grasses and shrubs to feed their cows and sheep. Timber companies harvest trees. Towns can obtain land from BLM for parks and schools. Indian people carry out their traditions on BLM lands, too. They gather special foods, such as pine nuts, or materials to make crafts.


Activity

Just Imagine
(.pdf version)

What would you most enjoy doing on BLM land with your best friend? With your family? Draw a picture of yourself and your companions enjoying an outing on BLM land.

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