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How Outdoor Recreationists Can Support Wildfire Fixes

Policymakers are working to address wildfire, and the outdoor community can weigh in to support and improve wildfire management.

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What Does a Government Shutdown Mean for Outdoor Recreation

Although National Parks and public lands remain open, they are largely unstaffed. Here’s how a government shutdown affects public lands, and what you can do about it.

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Legacy Restoration Fund Expires at the End of September, with Maintenance Backlog Growing

Lawmakers met at Grand Teton National Park to discuss the Great American Outdoors Act and reauthorization of the Legacy Restoration Fund.

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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. From forest closures to canceled trail work, the effects of these cuts are already showing.

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Protect Backcountry Recreation with the Roadless Rule

The administration has announced is intent to rescind the Roadless Rule. This would be devastating for backcountry recreation, public lands, as well as clean air and water, and climate resilience.

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Thank Lawmakers for Not Selling off Public Lands

Thanks to outdoor advocates like you, the Senate and House removed public land sales from the final budget reconciliation bill. That's a huge win—and it's thanks to you! Take a minute to follow up with your elected officials.

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