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The Roadless Rule protects our national forests.

Since 2001, the Roadless Rule has protected wild, undeveloped forests across the United States. The Trump Administration and some in Congress tried to undermine it to open these areas to logging, road construction, and industrial development. Now, we finally have the chance to make our voices heard and uphold the Roadless Rule that protects our forests.

PROTECT Alaska’s Tongass National Forest!

Urge the Forest Service to restore protections afforded under the Roadless Rule to once again protect the Tongass National Forest.

The forests, clean water and wildlife protected by the Roadless Rule across America are in danger. We must act now to protect and preserve the precious natural heritage these lands offer. Learn What's at Stake >

Wildlife

Roadless areas cover about a third of all national forests - nearly 60 million acres.

Recreation

Roadless forests are where the best hiking, backpacking, mountain biking, fishing, and hunting happen in our national forests.

Water

Roadless areas contain all or portions of 354 watersheds that serve as drinking water sources for 60 million people nationwide.