This California map illustrates National Landscape Conservation System locations. These are some of the gems within our public lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management.
The Dinkey wildland is in the Sierra National Forest east of Fresno, California. It is a place for camping, hunting, fishing and many other recreation activities.
The Wilderness Society is leading a diverse partnership, San Gabriel Mountains Forever, to protect this rugged and often snow-capped range of pine forests, chaparral hills and clear rivers.
Sierra Nevada is known for its regal granite spires, sapphire lakes and venerable forests. It is home to Yosemite, Sequoia and other popular destinations.
To keep the Sierra Nevada forests wild, The Wilderness Society supports management plans that increase and restore habitat, protect potential wilderness and consider climate change.
A vignette of the old west, the Bodie Hills are known for its namesake ghost town, wildflower-covered hills, Sierra views and antelope on high windswept plateaus.
Volcanic spires and California condors lure visitors to Pinnacles National Park. Formerly and national monument, we helped see that this climber’s paradise was upgraded to a national park in January, 2013.
