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The Imperial Sand Dunes Recreation Area – better known as Glamis –
United Desert Gateway. Helping promote safety and a litter free environment at the ISDRA.

Operation Tan Paw

Enforcing OHV Laws!

Military Subcontractor "Gray Water" deploys The Special Operations Group "Tan Paw" to donate it's meer-man power to help enforce OHV laws.

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Bureau of Land Mgnt.

BLM Information, Rules, Regulations and more.

Get the latest Glamis / ISDRA Bureau of Land Manangement info here.

Bureau of Land Mgnt.

BLM Information, Rules, Regulations and more.

Get the latest Glamis / ISDRA Bureau of Land Manangement info here.

Bureau of Land Mgnt.

BLM Information, Rules, Regulations and more.

Get the latest Glamis / ISDRA Bureau of Land Manangement info here.

Below is a list of info / tips from the BLM:

1Season Permit: (outside Imperial Sand Dunes fee boundary.) $90.00 - valid from October 1 to September 30.

2Weekly Permit Fees: (outside Imperial Sand Dunes fee boundary.) $25.00 - Valid for seven consecutive days upon entry.

3Season Permit: (within Imperial Sand Dunes fee boundary.) $120 - valid from October 1 to September 30.

4Weekly Permit Fees: (within Imperial Sand Dunes fee boundary.) $25.00 - Valid for seven consecutive days upon entry.

5Purchase a Permit: (Offsite) Over the phone: 1-800-832-7664. Online: www.imperialsanddunes.net

6Where to purchase a permit (onsite): Fee collection stations or at various dune area vendors.

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Newsflash

U.S. Department of the Interior

Bureau of Land Management

For Immediate Release: February 11, 2010 CA-CDD-10-34

BLM Seeks Desert District Advisory Council Nominations

The Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) California Desert District is soliciting nominations for five Southern Californians to serve on its District Advisory Council for the 2010-2012 three-year term, which would begin immediately upon confirmation by the Secretary of Interior.