For decades, the Roadless Rule has protected vast amounts of public land in the U.S. from being overwhelmed with roads that would threat the existence of the wilderness that has been preserved for so long. In areas like the pristine Tongass National Forest in Alaska, rescinding the Roadless Rule would quickly bring in roads, increased logging, and the loss of a truly special place. It is after all nicknamed “the last salmon forest.”
We are currently in a public commenting period to save these wild places from the inevitable loss that would come from new roads on public lands. Your voice is needed.
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