By managing agency
The Fish and Wildlife Service manages the refuges, the Forest Service the national forests and grasslands, and the Bureau of Land Management its monuments and conservation areas. Wilderness areas are designated by Congress and managed by whichever of the four agencies already held the land, so the Park Service appears here through its wilderness. A wilderness split between two agencies is counted under both.
620
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
549 national wildlife refuges · 71 wilderness areas · 171 million acres
560
U.S. Forest Service
448 wilderness areas · 112 national forests and grasslands · 274 million acres
319
Bureau of Land Management
263 wilderness areas · 56 BLM national monuments and conservation areas · 31 million acres
61
National Park Service
61 wilderness areas · 45 million acres