For more than 10 years, Outdoor Alliance has united the human-powered outdoor recreation community to achieve lasting conservation victories. Our work has permanently protected 40 million acres of ...

The Forest Service recently announced its intent to significantly revise its Travel Management Rule—a decades-old policy guiding where roads and motorized recreation can occur on national forests.

Outdoor recreation is the most common way in which Americans come to know their public lands and waters and develop a stewardship ethic. Recreation activities help provide a connection to place, ...

The USDA announced today that it will open a 30-day public comment period as it moves forward to rescind the Roadless Rule, a longstanding policy that protects millions of acres of backcountry ...

Last week, the Senate released text of a major spending package, which included a proposal to sell off about 3 million acres of public land. Today, Outdoor Alliance released a map showing that nearly ...

Today, Senator Mike Lee introduced new legislation to sell off public lands through the Senate budget reconciliation bill that is expected to get a vote as soon as this week. His previous attempt to ...

Over the last fifteen years, outdoor recreation visits have steadily increased on America’s public lands. Over the same time period, real funding for recreation has decreased at land management ...

Late last night, the Senate parliamentarian ruled out of order a proposal that would have required the sale of up to 3.3 million acres of public lands as part of the federal budget reconciliation bill ...

In the last few decades, Americans’ ideas of what public lands should do have evolved. Increasingly, Americans expect public lands to be managed for outdoor recreation. Rising participation in ...

Today, the USDA opened a 21-day comment period on its plan to rescind the Roadless Rule. The Roadless Rule currently protects about one third of America’s National Forest land, including 8,659 ...

The Senate has proposed the most sweeping and indiscriminate public land sell off we have ever seen—more than 3 million acres of land managed by the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

The House Rules package, passed in early January, included a provision to make it easier to transfer or sell off public lands. This provision, a replica of a land transfer provision included in 2017 ...