Bureau Of Land Management

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An M-44 cyanide device partially visible in a desolate public land landscape, symbolizing a renewed threat to wildlife and public safety.

New memo revives controversial cyanide bombs

In 2018, M-44 cyanide devices killed over 200 non-target animals, including a bear, yet a new memo appears to abolish the ban on their use on public lands.

Khalid El-Sayed·June 26, 2026

The Bureau of Land Management headquarters with maps and documents, symbolizing the debate over public land sales.

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Bureau of Land Management director faces public land sales concerns

In 2012, Steve Pearce, now the confirmed director of the Bureau of Land Management, wrote that the federal government owns 650 million acres of land and 'most of it we do not even need,' a statement r

Khalid El-Sayed·May 20, 2026