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The DOI Office of Communications serves news media representatives across the United States. It can be contacted at (202) 208-6416.


Recent News Stories


Secretary Salazar 01/20/12
A Bright Future for the River of Grass

Covering some 2.3 million acres of south-central Florida, the Everglades is one of our nation’s greatest natural treasures.


DOI Videos


Inspecting Washington Monument 10/06/11
See the East Coast Earthquake from Three Washington Monument Cameras

On Tuesday, August 23, 2011, an earthquake registering 5.8 magnitude occurred 84 miles southwest of Washington, D.C., damaging the Washington Monument. Here is footage from all three Monument-cams, running simultaneously.


Podcasts


DOI Logo 11/28/11
Indian Land Leasing

Interior is proposing sweeping reforms to the rules that govern surface leasing on Indian land. The action marks the most comprehensive reform to leasing in over 50 years and will make it easier for individuals to do fundamental things like buy a home or build a business.


Photo Galleries


Secretary Salazar and Secretary Chu 02/03/12
Photo of the Week

Illuminating the Mall from 3rd to 15th Streets, the LED technology is expected to reduce lighting energy by up to 65 percent.


Radio Actualities


DOI Logo 06/24/10
Salazar, Bromwich Testify Before Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management Regulation and Enforcement testified before the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources.

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Director Michael Bromwich says the name of his agency has evolved to now include the words "regulation and enforcement" making clear the agency's mission.
1:12
Secretary Salazar says the BP oil spill crisis has brought Gulf coast and wetland restoration to the forefront of the President's conservation agenda.
:47
Director Bromwich, with only four days on the job, will start by making internal investigations a priority.
1:11


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