Today, House lawmakers passed the Fiscal Year 2026 Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies appropriations bill–now it’s up to the Senate to support funding for public lands and waters.
Read MoreA proposed rollback of Clean Water Act protections would leave more streams and wetlands vulnerable to pollution—putting outdoor recreation, public health, and local economies downstream at risk.
Read MoreThe Senate is considering an amendment that could open the door to dispose of National Parks and other public lands. Outdoor Alliance is speaking out to keep public lands public.
Read MoreWhile some permitting reform is important to address climate change, the SPEED Act goes too far in undercutting NEPA.
Read MoreOutdoor Alliance California gathered with Surfrider Foundation, Hispanic Access Foundation, Trout Unlimited, CalWild, Patagonia, the California Natural Resources Agency, Pacific Crest Trail Association, California Outdoor Recreation Partnership, Latino Outdoors, REI Co-op, and many others for an evening of outdoor advocacy with Congressman Huffman.
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