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Trip Report: A week of Public Lands and Waters Advocacy with Congressman Kiley

Last week, Outdoor Alliance California helped host two advocacy events with Congressman Kiley and his staff. These gatherings brought together local elected officials, land managers, business owners, nonprofits, and outdoor enthusiasts to celebrate collective efforts to protect public lands and waters.


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Trip Report: TrailCon with Runners for Public Lands

Last month, Outdoor Alliance and Runners for Public Lands gathered at TrailCon, a two-day event where we were able to share more about our collective efforts on advocating for public lands, and how the trail running community can become more involved in advocacy.

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Partnering for California’s Outdoors: A Bay Area Gathering to Advance 30x30 and Climate Action

Outdoor leaders, agency staff, and community partners came together in the Bay Area to talk climate resilience, outdoor access, and what’s next for California’s landmark 30x30 and Outdoors for All initiatives.

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ACTION ALERTS

 

Ask Lawmakers to Reverse Staffing Cuts at Parks & Public Lands

Massive staffing cuts at the Forest Service, National Parks, and other land management agencies are threatening outdoor recreation. Essential workers are being laid off just as millions of people head outside for spring and summer.

 
 
 

Tell Congress: Spending Package Undermines Public Lands and Waters

Congress is currently negotiating a major spending bill, which includes cuts to NEPA, park staffing, and old-growth protections.

 
 
 

Keep Public Lands In Public Hands

A new bill introduced in Congress, the Public Lands in Public Hands Act, will protect America’s public lands by requiring congressional approval for large-scale transfers, sell-offs, or disposal of public lands and waters. The bipartisan bill needs the support of other House lawmakers and the Senate.