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USDA Emergency Announcement on Timber Will Affect Recreation

The announcement, intended to boost timber production and address wildfire risk, will have consequences for outdoor recreation on National Forests.

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Outdoor Alliance urges Congress to fully fund outdoor recreation at Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management

Press Release: Outdoor Recreation Organizations and Businesses Call on Congress to Fund Recreation on America’s Public Lands.

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United for Public Lands: Outdoor Alliance Leaders Visit Washington, D.C.

In the face of renewed threats to public lands, the leaders of Outdoor Alliance’s coalition joined in Washington, D.C. to meet with lawmakers and agency officials. Our message was clear: human-powered recreation needs healthy, protected public lands—and these places must remain in public hands.

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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.

 
 
 

Don't Sell Off Public Lands to Pay for Tax Cuts

Congress is currently negotiating a major spending bill, and included in it is the possibility of selling off public lands to offset tax cuts and government spending. Lawmakers need to know that the American people value public lands, and do not want to see them given away.

 
 
 

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.