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THE BLOG The World`s Top Couch Potato Adventures 07/19/2016
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The BLM: A Sound Investment for America
The BLM would like to remind hunters and other public land users that fire conditions continue to be extreme and public use restrictions are still in effect for the entire Vale District. Campfires are prohibited except at designated recreation sites, smoking is prohibited in vegetated areas and cross-country vehicular travel is also prohibited. All vehicles are required to carry a shovel and at least one gallon of water or a fully charged 2.5 pound fire extinguisher. For a complete list of the public use restrictions, please visit the district website at http://www.blm.gov/or/districts/vale/index.php or visit our office at 100 Oregon Street, Vale, Oregon. Individuals who violate restrictions on public lands not only endanger themselves and others, but they may be subject to penalties, including fines and imprisonment.
The BLM will conduct prescribed burns of debris piles in the Lambert Creek area beginning as early as November 8, 2010 and continuing through the winter. The project is located in Ferry County approximately 10 air miles northeast of Republic, WA and 6.5 road miles up the Lambert Creek Road.
The BLM Vale District Office, announced that public use restrictions will take effect July 1, 2014. These restrictions will apply to public lands administered by the BLM, Vale District and Bureau of Reclamation project lands within the boundaries of the Vale District.
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