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Friday, July 25, 2014

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Thursday, July 24, 2014

United States Department of Interior Writ of Mandamus Issue 634

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View of the rocky ocean shoreline at Point Arena-Stornetta public lands. BLM photo Two BLM interns stand at the Camp Smokey entrance at the California State Fair. BLM photo A young girl holds a desert tortoise with a little help from a BLM employee. BLM photo Sage grouse. BLM photo A polar bear with two cubs walk across a frozen landscape. DOI video

THIS WEEK IN NEWS.BYTES:

- Discover the Coast

- Headlines and Highlights
- Wildlife Trivia Question of the Week
- BLM and Department of Interior Highlights
- Upcoming BLM California Events

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DISCOVER THE COAST

A view of the rocky ocean shoreline and reef at the Point Arena-Stornetta public lands and Point Arena Lighthouse in the distance. BLM photoPoint Arena Celebrates a National Monument (BLM News.Bytes)
Residents and visitors converged on the southern Mendocino Coast Saturday to celebrate their access to public lands in their own backyard. They focused a full day on the California Coastal National Monument, and the Point Arena-Stornetta Lands unit,with hikes, art, poetry and film. http://ow.ly/zvIhC


Image clip from BLM video of the Point Arena community celebration. Graphic overlay with text Discover the Coast. VIDEO: Discover the Coast @ Point Arena - Community Celebration (BLM YouTube) Join the community of Point Arena as they celebrate the public lands in and around the City of Point Arena. http://youtu.be/X3oHM9fktYI



RELATED: Point Arena-Stornetta Public Lands
(BLM Website) http://ow.ly/zv7FI


Two people walk a grassy hillside at Point Arena-Stornetta public lands along the California coast. Point Arena-Stornetta California Coastal National Monument

(Ukiah Daily Journal News, 07/15/14) Contagious enthusiasm; Ann Cole, executive director of the Mendocino Land Trust, sums up the large-scale, community-wide effort that reached all the way to the White House and culminated in the historic designation of the Point Arena-Stornetta California Coastal National Monument. http://ow.ly/zs0bP


BLM graphic image of Discover the Coast. Visit Our Discover The Coast Website (BLM website)
Learn more about our Discover the Coast initiative, partnerships, and events. http://ow.ly/voNJ2




WILDLIFE TRIVIA QUESTION of the WEEK

A group of hikers go bird watching at Point Arena Stornetta public lands along the California  Coast. BLM photo

What bird am I? I was likely spotted by hikers on the Point Arena-Stornetta coastal bird walk this weekend. The male of my species might be considered chauvinist by some human behavioral standards. For example, males tend to forage higher in trees than females, and when courting females, they accentuate their yellow, black and white feathers by raising their wings and fluffing their crown feathers, and hop from perch to perch, making chipping noises at us.

Other things about me..

(a.) We are probably the most frequently encountered wood warblers.
(b.) We are the most versatile foragers compared to other warblers. We catch flying insects, eat wild seeds and eat berries in fall.
(c.) We are the only warbler able to digest the waxes found in bayberries and wax myrtles.

------> See answer near the end of this issue of News.bytes.



OTHER CALIFORNIA HEADLINES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Two BLM interns stand at the Camp Smokey gate in the California State Fair. BLM photoWelcome to Camp Smokey (News.Bytes Extra) Among the many exciting exhibits found at the California State Fair in Sacramento is a place where children of all ages can learn and have fun with the one and only Smokey Bear: Camp Smokey! http://ow.ly/zvARh



Smokey Bear talks to kids during a puppet show at the California State Fair's Camp Smokey. BLM photoRELATED: Bienvenidos to Camp Smokey!
(BLM Facebook ) For a fun family day stop by California State Fair and visit Camp Smokey take a picture with the friendliest bear of the forest Smokey Bear. http://ow.ly/zuKXQ



A young girl holds a desert tortoise with help from BLM's Barbara Croonquist. BLM photo Summer fun at Camp Wesson with the BLM!
(BLM Facebook) The three-day camp provides an opportunity for inner-city youth to participate in an array of recreational activities unavailable to most at-risk kids, such as archery, wall-climbing, swimming and hiking. http://ow.ly/zvVZG



Aerial view looking down at a pot farm. Massive Raid to Help Yurok Tribe Combat Illegal Pot Grows
(LA Times, 07/21/14) The California National Guard on Monday joined more than a dozen other agencies to help the Yurok tribe combat rampant marijuana grows that have threatened the reservation's water supply, harmed its salmon and interfered with cultural ceremonies. http://ow.ly/zv4yw


Wilderness 50 Celebration at Stevens Camp (BLM Facebook)
The Event was a huge success thanks to some of BLM's key partners including Friends of Nevada Wilderness, Friends of the Black Rock, and the Back Country Horseman. Participants were encouraged to bring their pets which resulted in numerous dogs running around the camp. http://ow.ly/zxMEA


High Fire Potential Brings Fire Prevention Group to Desert District
(BLM News Release) A fire prevention group and additional fire prevention patrols have arrived in the California Desert District to help emphasize fire prevention information and the implementation of Stage III Fire Restrictions. http://ow.ly/zvROo




 

BLM and DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR Highlights

Sage grouse. BLM photoLAST WEEK AT THE BLM, July 14-18, 2014 (BLM Tumblr) BLM Director Neil Kornze highlighted the importance of the BLM's budget request for a fee system to increase the agency's oil and gas inspection capacity; BLM announced that it is making sage grouse habitat protection a high natural resource priority, focusing its hazardous fuels program... http://tmblr.co/Z9wNeu1M6WG9M


Image clip from the DOI weekly video. Image of a polar bear with two cubs. VIDEO- This Week at Interior: July 18, 2014 (DOI YouTube)
Philanthropist donates more than $12 million to help restore Arlington House; the Obama Administration is dedicating nearly $10 million to help tribal communities deal with the effects of climate change and more. http://youtu.be/qyYCT4AJg00



Sage grouse in a field. Birds Versus Wind Turbines (The New York Times, 07/19/14)
A conservation effort across the West to protect the sage grouse, a bird with an unusual mating call, has put different environmental interests at odds. http://nyti.ms/1reqICM



Sage grouse.BLM Fire Program's Focus: Sage Grouse Protection
(KTVZ.com, 07/18/14) Agency will make threatened bird's habitat 'high priority'. The BLM announced Friday that it is making sage grouse habitat protection a high natural resource priority, focusing its hazardous fuels program on areas where fire management for sage-grouse habitat protection is most critical. http://ow.ly/zvQTZ



RELATED: BLM Fire Program to Focus on Sage-Grouse Conservation
(BLM News Release) http://ow.ly/zvRel

SELECTED UPCOMING EVENTS

July 26: Free Interpretive Outings (BLM News Release) "Leave No Trace in the Wilderness" Outings Focus on Leave No Trace in the King Range Wilderness and Kayaking the Lost Coast. http://ow.ly/zvRst


Jul. 26-27: BLM Ukiah Field Office Announces Temporary Road Restrictions for Rally Car Race (BLM News Release) The BLM has announced that it will temporarily close Walker Ridge Road and the South Cow Mountain Off-Highway Vehicle Area to general recreation use and through traffic to provide for public safety during the Mendocino Rally race. http://ow.ly/zv5X0


Aug. 1: End of Public Review Period for Environmental Study for Blythe Mesa Solar Project in Eastern Riverside County
(BLM News Release) BLM released a joint environmental analysis with Riverside County for the proposed Blythe Mesa Solar Project in eastern Riverside County, Calif. for a 45-day public review. http://ow.ly/yewwM


Apr-Oct. 23: Webcasts Scheduled to Solicit Comments on Route 66 Management Plan (BLM News Release) The California Historic Route 66 Association and BLM California Desert District have scheduled four webcasts to continue soliciting public comments on the preparation of a corridor management plan for the segment of historic Route 66. http://ow.ly/vUesE



WILDLIFE TRIVIA ANSWER and Related Information

Illustration with variations of the Yellow-rumped Warbler by What bird am I?

ANSWER: Yellow-rumped Warbler




SOURCE: Yellow-rumped Warbler

(National Geographic Website) http://ow.ly/zv8RD

SOURCE: Yellow-rumped Warbler
(Cornell Lab of Ornithology Website) http://ow.ly/zvkNd

RELATED: Mendocino County Coastal Birds List
(BLM pdf) http://ow.ly/zvktX



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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

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Monday, July 21, 2014

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Saturday, July 19, 2014

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Friday, July 18, 2014

Thursday, July 17, 2014

United States Department of Interior Warrant All Writs Act pleading Issue 633

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Several high school student interns tour the Cosumnes River Preserve. BLM photo Several people hang a banner at the gate of the Point Arena-Stornetta public lands that says Welcome Sally Jewell. A green forested hillsdie coming down to the  ocean shore at the King Range. BLM photo Sand dunes in the Mojave wilderness. BLM photo A canoe sits along a Sacramento River shoreline.

THIS WEEK IN NEWS.BYTES:

- Discover the Coast

- River Recreation
- Headlines and Highlights
- Wildlife Trivia Question of the Week
- BLM and Department of Interior Highlights
- Upcoming BLM California Events

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DISCOVER THE COAST

Several people work to hang a banner at Point Arena-Stornetta public lands unit that says Point Arena to Celebrate Expansion of National Monument
(Press Democract, 07/16/14) A coming-out party of sorts is planned Saturday for the southern Mendocino Coast community of Point Arena and a breathtaking section of coastal land that was recently added to the California Coastal National Monument. http://ow.ly/zgZfq


Purple wildflowers growing in a grassy area looking out over the ocean at the Point Arena-Stornetta public lands unit. BLM photoPoint Arena-Stornetta Public Lands Free Guided Plant Walk

(BLM Facebook) Join our guided plant walk on Saturday July 19, at Point Arena City Hall. The walk is part of a full day of Discover the Coast activities on the public lands that are part of the California Coastal National Monument. http://ow.ly/zeYBG



Point Arena Lighthouse. BLM photoThe Point Arena Lighthouse Tour (BLM Facebook)
The Point Arena Lighthouse, seen here from the BLM's Point Arena-Stornetta Public Lands, is the tallest on the west coast. You can tour it free from 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., Saturday, July 19. http://ow.ly/zh2rd



VIDEO: Voices of the Coast @ Point Arena (BLM YouTube)
Local communities share their thoughts about the coast and invite you to Discover the Coast. http://youtu.be/pprvgMysbwU


VIDEO: Protecting the Coast @ Point Arena (BLM YouTube)
The community of Point Arena comes together to support adding Point Arena-Stornetta Public Lands to the California Coastal National Monument. http://youtu.be/H63AFi5g-jg



View of a grassy and forested hillside coming down to the ocean shore of the King Range. BLM photoGuided Outings in the King Range Wilderness and Kayaking the Lost Coast
(BLM Facebook) Join our guided outings this month that focus on "Leave No Trace" in the King Range Wilderness and Kayaking the Lost Coast. Saturday, July 19, Black Sands Beach to Horse Mountain Creek and Saturday, July 26, Kayaking the Lost Coast. http://ow.ly/zf4n9



Discover the Coast text graphic image. Visit Our Discover The Coast Website
(BLM website)
Learn more about our Discover the Coast initiative, partnerships, and events. http://ow.ly/voNJ2




RIVER RECREATION

Several bicyclists stop along a Sacramento River trail and look out at the water. NorCal Has Something For Everyone To Enjoy
(Stockton Record.net, 07/16/14) For families on a budget, or with little time for vacation, our state provides the most exquisite natural venues found anywhere on the planet. Best river walk -- The Sacramento River Trail, which extends from Turtle Bay Exploratorium in Redding to Shasta Dam, is touted as the "finest river trail in the entire U.S." http://ow.ly/zeGUp


A kayak sits along a brushy shoreline along the Sacramento river. The Northern Sacramento River: A Riparian Adventure

(Sacramento Bee, 07/14/14) Many possibilities are available, since the Sacramento is like our state's Mississippi. This riparian behemoth extends over 400 miles from the Oregon border to San Francisco Bay... http://ow.ly/zc0Yg



RELATED: Sacramento River Bend Outstanding Natural Area
(BLM Website) The Sacramento River Bend Outstanding Natural Area is a valuable historic and natural resource that presents many recreational and educational opportunities. From the lush riparian areas surrounding the Sacramento River and it's tributaries to the expanse of the rolling hills of blue oak savannah, the Sacramento River Bend ONA offers diverse habitat for bald eagles, osprey, migratory and song birds, deer, and salmon. http://ow.ly/zeHdE



OTHER CALIFORNIA HEADLINES AND HIGHLIGHTS

Remnants of a historic stone building in the desert. BLM photoBLM Turns 68 Years Old (BLM Facebook)
On July 16, 1946, the General Land Office and the Grazing Service merged and became the Bureau of Land Management within the Department of Interior. http://ow.ly/zf3i2



Several high school students stand in a grassy field at Cosumnes River Preserve as experts talk about the habitat. BLM photoHigh School Interns Join the BLM California State Office for the Summer
(News.Bytes Extra) This summer, the BLM California State Office has hired nine students from Grant Union High School's GEO Environmental and Design Academy as part of an eight week internship program. http://ow.ly/zeFqP



A small group of people walk through a rocky landscape with BLM archaeologist in the Bodie Hills area. Bodie Hills Archaeology Outing
(BLM Facebook)
Archaeologist Greg Haverstock led an outing to the Dry Lakes Plateau region of the Bodie Hills that introduced members of the public to the varied archaeological resources found in the Bodie Hills and explained BLM cultural resource management. http://ow.ly/zeLGk


Six Sites Yield $96 Million in Pot in Tulare County Forest Bust
(Fresno Bee, 07/11/14) More than $96 million worth of marijuana was seized in Tulare County forests this week during a coordinated operation by multiple law-enforcement agencies. The marijuana was planted at six different hidden marijuana cultivation sites, including BLM lands. http://ow.ly/zfl0j


BLM to Remove Fewer Mustangs Across West
(Associated Press, 07/13/14)
The BLM says it will remove fewer wild horses and burros from the range across the West this summer because of budget constraints and overflowing holding pens. Under its roundup schedule announced this week, the bureau plans to gather 2,400 of the animals through the fiscal year ending Sept. 30. All but 215 of them will be horses... http://ow.ly/zflyb


Rolling sand dunes of the Mojave desert. BLM photoHappy Wilderness Wednesday From the Mojave Wilderness!

(BLM Tumblr) This spring, the BLM completed the purchase of seven parcels within two Wilderness Areas in California - Sheephold Valley Wilderness and Old Woman Mountains Wilderness... http://ow.ly/zeZXC



A group of children pose with a BLM ranger at the Desert Discovery Center. Desert Discovery Center
(Desert Discovery Center Facebook)
Follow the ongoing summer camp activities at the Desert Discovery Center. http://ow.ly/zhARz





Fire Restrictions Start July 21 on BLM-managed Public Lands
(BLM News Release) Seasonal restrictions on the outdoor use of fire and firewood cutting begin Wednesday, July 21, on public lands managed by the BLM in northeast California and far northwest Nevada. http://ow.ly/zeKoS



WILDLIFE TRIVIA QUESTION of the WEEK

California red-legged frog.

Which fictional anthropomorphized character would California red-legged frogs most identify with? (Choose two answers)

(a.) Clifford the Big Red Dog -- because they are notably large and have red legs
(b.) Quentin Quail -- because like the California Quail they are a state symbol...California's State Amphibian.
(c.) Bambi's friend Thumper -- because they thump their back feet to signal danger
(d.) Toto -- because they originally came from Kansas
(e.) Lassie -- because they both rescue people from water hazards such as wells

------> See answer near the end of this issue of News.bytes.




 

BLM and DEPARTMENT of the INTERIOR Highlights

Rolling sand dunes of the Mojave desert. BLM photoLAST WEEK AT THE BLM, July 7-14, 2014 (BLM Tumblr)
Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell announced that $43.38 million will be distributed from the Land and Water Conservation Fund to all 50 States for state-identified outdoor recreation and conservation projects and more. http://tmblr.co/Z9wNeu1LR_o1-


BLM's National Magazine cover with a graphi illustration of a bighorn sheep. Download Your Free Electronic Copy of the My Public Lands Magazine (BLM Website): http://ow.ly/z0KwH





Image clip from the DOI weekly video.VIDEO- This Week at Interior: July 11, 2014 (DOI YouTube)
Strong support for the Land and Water Conservation Fund and more. http://youtu.be/nn6fwh1hzWo




BLM Director Puts Focus on Oil and Gas Inspections
(BLM News Release)
Citing a shortage of inspectors, declining budgets, and a record number of wells on public lands, BLM Director Neil Kornze highlighted the importance of the BLM's budget request for a fee system to increase the agency's oil and gas inspection capacity. http://ow.ly/zgZPT


SELECTED UPCOMING EVENTS

Jul 17-18: BLM Advisory Council Plans Meeting at Mother Lode Field Office
(BLM News Release) Management issues for Central California will be on the agenda when the Bureau of Land Management's Central California Resource Advisory Council meets July 17-18 in El Dorado Hills. http://ow.ly/yHJLz


Jul. 19: Discover the Coast @ Point Arena
(BLM Website) Celebrate with the community of Point Arena with guided hikes/walks, kids crafts, lighthouse activities, food, and lots of fun!
http://ow.ly/yKuTv


July 19 and 26: Free Interpretive Outings
(BLM News Release) "Leave No Trace in the Wilderness" Outings Focus on Leave No Trace in the King Range Wilderness and Kayaking the Lost Coast. http://ow.ly/zeIFU


Aug. 1: End of Public Review Period for Environmental Study for Blythe Mesa Solar Project in Eastern Riverside County (BLM News Release) BLM released a joint environmental analysis with Riverside County for the proposed Blythe Mesa Solar Project in eastern Riverside County, Calif. for a 45-day public review. http://ow.ly/yewwM


Apr-Oct. 23: Webcasts Scheduled to Solicit Comments on Route 66 Management Plan (BLM News Release) The California Historic Route 66 Association and BLM California Desert District have scheduled four webcasts to continue soliciting public comments on the preparation of a corridor management plan for the segment of historic Route 66. http://ow.ly/vUesE



WILDLIFE TRIVIA ANSWER and Related Information

California red-legged frog.Which fictional anthropomorphized character would California red-legged frogs most identify with? (Choose two answers)




ANSWER: (a.) Clifford the Big Red Dog -- because they are notably large and have red legs
and (b.) Quentin Quail -- because like the California Quail they are a state symbol...California's State Amphibian.


RELATED: California Red-Legged Frog Named State Amphibian
(Sacramento Bee, 07/17/14) The frog made famous in a tale by Mark Twain is now California's official state amphibian. http://ow.ly/zh5wV



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Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Flash flood watch west central Nevada My-Cast Share

Flash Flood Watch  at Minden Until: Wed, 11:00 pm PDT #mycast http://goo.gl/RpKMfu

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Sunday, July 13, 2014

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Friday, July 11, 2014

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Thursday, July 10, 2014

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Flood Watch  at Juneau Until: Mon, 10:00 am AKDT #mycast http://goo.gl/0qRKVM

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NWS Gray: - 1053 PM EDT WED JUL 9 2014

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07/09/2014 10:54 PM EDT

BOF:
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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
1053 PM EDT WED JUL 9 2014

MEZ018-023-NHZ010-013-014-100330-
COASTAL ROCKINGHAM-COASTAL YORK-INTERIOR ROCKINGHAM-INTERIOR
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1053 PM EDT WED JUL 9 2014

...STRONG THUNDERSTORMS WILL IMPACT STRAFFORD COUNTY...ROCKINGHAM
COUNTY AND YORK COUNTY THROUGH 1130 PM EDT...

AT 1052 PM EDT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR INDICATED A
CLUSTER OF STRONG THUNDERSTORMS CENTERED ALONG A LINE EXTENDING FROM
4 MILES SOUTHWEST OF ROCHESTER TO 5 MILES NORTHWEST OF EXETER...
MOVING TO THE NORTHEAST AT 50 MPH. THIS CLUSTER OF STRONG
THUNDERSTORMS WILL AFFECT AREAS IN AND AROUND LEE...BARRINGTON...
GONIC...ROCHESTER...NEWMARKET...NEWFIELDS...MADBURY...DURHAM...EAST
ROCHESTER AND GREAT BAY NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE THROUGH 1130 PM EDT.

SMALL HAIL UP TO THREE QUARTER INCH IN DIAMETER...HEAVY DOWNPOURS
...OCCASIONAL CLOUD-TO-GROUND LIGHTNING AND GUSTY WINDS UP TO 50 MPH
ARE POSSIBLE WITH THESE THUNDERSTORMS.

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