Public domain lands

Public domain lands refer to parcels of land owned by the government that are not currently designated for any specific use or property rights. These lands can include forests, deserts, and mountains, and they are often managed by federal or state agencies for public use, conservation, or recreation. Generally, public domain lands are accessible to the public for activities like hiking, camping, or wildlife viewing. However, they cannot be privately owned unless the government decides to transfer ownership, typically through a process like land sales or grants.