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Secretary Zinke announced $7.2 million in additional grants to help identify, preserve, and protect America’s historic battlefields. The Secretary was joined by representatives from Antietam, the Civil War Trust, the National Park Foundation, and the Save Historic Antietam Foundation.

Reclamation's Drought Response Program supports a proactive approach to drought. It aids water users for drought contingency planning.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke praised President Donald Trump's intent to nominate veteran Bureau of Reclamation official Brenda W. Burman as the Commissioner of the Bureau.

Bureau of Energy Management (BOEM) held Cook Inlet Lease Sale 244, the first since 2008.

Interior is seeking input from the public, and specifically from entities significantly affected by Federal regulations, on what Interior regulations may be appropriate for repeal, replacement, or modification.

The wildfire location data-sharing initiative addresses a growing problem of private drone incursions over wildland fires.

Hires include key positions including the Chief of Staff to the Secretary, Associate Deputy Secretary, Principal Deputy Solicitor, and two Principal Deputy Assistant Secretaries among others.

The President's budget allows Interior to carry out its core mission of responsible multiple-use of public lands in a way that both conserves America’s iconic landscapes and supports responsible resource development.

The last G&G seismic data for the Mid- and South- Atlantic Outer Continental Shelf (OSC) were gathered more than 30 years ago when technology was not as advanced as today.

Statement by Kate MacGregor, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Land and Minerals, on U.S. Senate Vote on the Venting and Flaring Rule