Roadless Rule Repeal Raises Alarms

Roadless Rule repeal raises alarms

The Trump administration's proposal to revoke the 2001 Roadless Rule could impact national forests, including those near the Grand Canyon, raising concerns about increased road construction and potential threats to wildlife and conservation efforts.

Letter to the editor: Support the Roadless Rule

Don’t be fooled by the word salad being presented as why we should have roads into the wilderness. When these roads lead to commercialization, there will be permanent loss of these lands for use by the public.

Support the Roadless Rule

There are 371,000 miles of roads in our national forests with a maintenance backlog of over $10 billion.