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Roadless areas of national forests could go away under proposed rule change

Roadless areas of national forests could go away under proposed rule change

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Roadless rule repeal could open 58 million acres to logging and development

Roadless rule repeal could open 58 million acres to logging and development

Roadless area conservation - Alchetron, the free social encyclopedia

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Roadless Areas | US Forest Service

Roadless Areas | US Forest Service

BREAKING: The Roadless Rule was just rescinded — and most people don't even know what we're losing. For over 20 years, this Clinton/Gore-era policy has quietly protected 58 MILLION acres of national forests in nearly every state. These untouched lands provide clean water, shelter endangered species, and preserve our last wild spaces. The excuse? "Wildfire prevention." But here's the truth: roadless areas are actually 4x LESS likely to catch fire than areas with roads and logging, according to a

BREAKING: The Roadless Rule was just rescinded — and most people don't even know what we're losing. For over 20 years, this Clinton/Gore-era policy has quietly protected 58 MILLION acres of national forests in nearly every state. These untouched lands provide clean water, shelter endangered species, and preserve our last wild spaces. The excuse? "Wildfire prevention." But here's the truth: roadless areas are actually 4x LESS likely to catch fire than areas with roads and logging, according to a

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Readers respond: Oregon’s roadless areas need protection

Readers respond: Oregon’s roadless areas need protection

Our Roadless Areas are under threat, and we need your help to raise awareness of these important places in NM! Join our Roadless Photo Challenge and get a free TU hat - the rules are simple: go to a roadless area in New Mexico, take a picture or video, upload it to Instagram or Facebook, and tag Trout Unlimited New Mexico. Not sure where Roadless Areas are? Check out this link: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/7308297f88484984a5ee5bcf2d5ae6b4/page/Page?draft=true&org=trout for a map of R

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TWO DAYS LEFT: Roadless areas are home to iconic hiking trails, crystal clear trout streams, old-growth forests, and some of our least-developed public lands. Help us protect these places by standing up for the roadless rule. TAKE ACTION: https://selc.link/4gs0H13 | SELC

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What is the Roadless Rule? The roadless rule prevents logging and the construction of roads and other development on millions of acres of public land. The USDA wants to rescind Roadless Rule. This would undo those protections on 44.7 million acres of forest land, allowing roads to be constructed and timber to be harvested in these precious, fragile, wild spaces. Why is this important? Undoing these protections would impact ecosystems, affect climate change, and alter these beautiful landscapes f

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Rescinding the Roadless Rule to fight fires doesn't make any sense!

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The Trump Administration proposes ending the Roadless Rule in the national forests

The Roadless Rule is supposed to protect wild places. What went wrong in the Tongass National Forest?

James Risch Discusses Idaho Roadless Rule And Fire Prevention Methods

A Beautiful World: Roadless wilderness under attack

Trump to rescind 'Roadless Rule' protecting 58 million acres of forest land

The Roadless Rule has protected 58 million acres of our wildest national forest lands from clearcutting for more than a generation. The Trump administration now wants to throw these forest protections overboard so the timber industry can make huge money from unrestrained logging. | Earthjustice

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What is a roadless area? It's a pristine tract of land of 5,000 acres or more without a road. These are the rarest types of land designations we have left. And they provide the cleanest air and water in the world. Most are on the national forest system, and many border our national parks. Sensitive species like moose, Grizzly bears, bull trout and wolverines need these areas. The current administration has moved to end protections for these areas. Speak up for these last epic areas by commenting

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What is a roadless area? It's a pristine tract of land of 5,000 acres or more without a road. These are the rarest types of land designations we have left. And they provide the cleanest air and water in the world. Most are on the national forest system, and many border our national parks. Sensitive species like moose, Grizzly bears, bull trout and wolverines need these areas. The current administration has moved to end protections for these areas. Speak up for these last epic areas by commenting

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Trump drops ‘roadless rule,’ opening 2 million acres in Oregon for logging, roads

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Today we have another chance to keep wild forests safe — for good. America's roadless forests are some of the most intact, connected wildlife habitats left in the country. They're sanctuaries where grizzly bears, salmon, spotted owls, California condors, and hundreds of other imperiled species can live wild and free. The United States wisely protected these places decades ago with the Roadless Area Conservation Rule — which the Trump administration now wants to scrap. Nearly 30,000 Center suppor

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We have just 8 days left to tell the Forest Service to protect the Roadless Rule- and with it, protect the forests and habitats that shape my life and yours. What is the Roadless Rule? And why do I want to protect it? For me, it’s about safeguarding my motherhood, their childhood, and our family’s connection to each other and nature. And it might be the most important public lands policy you’ve never heard of. The 2001 Roadless Rule is a conservation policy that limits road construction and timb

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Federal Forest Webinar : The Roadless Rule : February 2026

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YouTubeLegacy Forest Defense Coalition

These 10 U.S. Towns Have No Roads In — The Only Way Out Is By Plane

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The Places With No Roads (And Why Maps Go Silent)

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Rolling Hardwood Logs: How a Grapple Loader Safely Loads Timber onto Remote River Barges

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Jessie Dickson🌱 on Instagram: "Keep public lands in public hands. Our public lands are in grave danger once again. The roadless rule has protected millions of acres of old growth forest in America. Like this old growth sugar pine tree. The largest and most massive pines in the world. Also including the Amazon rainforest of North America, the Tongass national forest in Alaska. These areas are where no logging, no oil drilling, and no mining is allowed. But any American can go enjoy these beautif

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Understanding the Roadless Rule Impact on National Forests

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Report: Roadless areas protect vital fish and wildlife habitat, hunting and outdoor recreation

Mads | PNW photographer & outdoorsy gal on Instagram: "PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD IS NOW CLOSED ❌ The Roadless Rule protects 58 million acres of national forests from new roads and large-scale logging. The USDA wants to repeal it. The public comment period is only open until Sept. 19th, so NOW is the time to have your voice heard and truly make an impact on this decision. It’s not just a numbers game, though. The substance of your comment matters: - Be personal: Share who you are and why roadless for

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