More Than 99 Percent of Americans Disapprove of Roadless Rule Rollbacks, According to New Analysis A public comment period for the planned rescission of the Roadless Rule ended Friday with more than 99 percent of comments opposing the move.

There aren't very many large, contiguous roadless areas left in the US. And it turns out that 99% of Americans understand that and care that those lands remain roadless. I would have guessed #RoadlessAreas would be popular, but 99%?!?
#Conservation #Outdoors
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Today (September 19) is the last chance to comment on the US government’s proposed removal of protections for national forests and designated roadless areas. You can leave your name or comment anonymously.

#WildPlaces #NationalForests #RoadlessAreas

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The latest #Trump instigated fight over National Forest roadless areas.

“A solution in search of a problem.”

#USFS
#RoadlessAreas

Groups decry plan to rescind Roadless Rule:

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This is horrible! 🤬🤬🤬

#PublicLands #Wilderness #RecreationAreas
#RoadlessAreas
#WildernessStudy

This administration must be stopped! These areas cannot be recovered once destroyed.

Existing federal conservation initiatives such as @forestservice #RoadlessAreas & National Monuments protect key climate refuges and carbon stores and should be expanded to fulfill #protect30x30 & #cop26 goals Private land conservation e.g. easements & @USDA CRP is also key 5/8