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The Public Lands Foundation Archives

Contact information: PLF Archives, c/o BLM National Training Center, 9828 North 31st Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85051.

The 1934 – 2012 Historical Record is now available.

The Historical Record (1934-2012) of the Offices, Managers and Organizations of the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, Grazing Service, General Land Office, and O&C Revested Lands Administration.

To order, contact the PLF Archives at the above address or Send email to Connie Stone at: cstone@publicland.org

Please make checks payable to the Public Lands Foundation

Hard copy: $25.00 (includes shipping)
CD copy: $5.00 (includes shipping)

Click Here to view the Historical Record online or to download a copy (no charge)

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BLM's Mission, History, Laws, and Strategic Planning (1210, 1701, 1704, 1750)

Cadastral Operations (9600)

Conferences, Meetings, and Workshops (1404)

Cultural Resources Management (8100)

Fire and Fuels Management (9210)

Forestry (5100, 5200)

Lands Management (2000 series and 9300, Appraisal)

Law Enforcement (9260 and 9230, Trespass)

Minerals Management (3000 series)

Personal Recollections/Memoirs (1702 and PLF-BLM Remembers)

Personnel and Organization Charts (1210, 1405, state and office-specific)

Public Lands Foundation

Public/External Affairs and Special Events (1120)

Range Management (4100)

Recreation Program (8300 and 9100, Engineering and Access)

Resource Management Planning (1610)

Soil, Water, and Air Program (7000)

Special Areas--National Monuments and National Conservation Areas (8500)

Special Areas--Trails, Byways, and Visitor Centers (8500)

Special Areas--Wild and Scenic Rivers (8500)

Special Areas--Wilderness (8500)

Wild Horse and Burro Program (4700)

Wildlife and Fisheries, Threatened & Endangered Species (6000, 6800)

The PLF Archives, maintained by the Phoenix Chapter, is a collection of BLM and personally donated memorabilia housed at the BLM National Training Center in Phoenix, Arizona. PLF views it as a companion to BLM's records, and when used in concert it helps in understanding how past policies and programs were implemented, how they contributed to the successes and controversies of today, and provides insights into managing for the future.