*[Enwl-eng] Stop the Attack on Our Nation’s Wildlife and Wild Forests 🌲

[ecology]

      This is important. We're all in this together.  
                    
           

            Tell Secretary Rollins and the Trump Administration: Reinstate the Roadless Rule Now
           
                    
           
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            The Trump Administration has proposed to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule, a vital protection that for over two decades has safeguarded nearly 60 million acres of America’s last wild, undeveloped national forest lands. This reckless action threatens clean water, wildlife habitat, and the climate stability these forests provide.

            The Roadless Rule prevented road construction, logging, and industrial development in pristine backcountry forests. Places like Alaska’s Tongass, Montana’s Flathead, and Utah’s Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forests. Removing it will open millions of acres to destructive road-building and timber extraction, fragmenting ecosystems and accelerating climate change.

            Secretary Rollins must act immediately to reinstate the Roadless Rule and stop this attack on America’s natural heritage.

            Email your Secretary Brooke Rollins today and demand that they defend the Roadless Rule. 

            Why It Matters
              a.. Nearly 60 million acres of our wildest national forests are now open to industrial logging and mining.

              b.. These lands represent some of our most important wildlife habitats – lands critical for endangered species such as the grizzly, salmon, gray wolves, Mexican spotted owl, and salmon. 



              c.. These lands store hundreds of millions of tons of carbon, essential for fighting climate change.



              d.. Roadless areas provide drinking water for over 60 million Americans.



              e.. The rollback contradicts decades of bipartisan conservation leadership and overwhelming public support.



            “The Roadless Rule protects some of the most ecologically valuable and climate-resilient forestlands left in the United States,” said Susan Holmes, Executive Director of the Endangered Species Coalition. “Dismantling it puts wildlife, water, and communities at risk for the profit of a few.”
           

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      From: The Endangered Species Coalition <actions at endangered.org>
      Date: чт, 15 янв. 2026 г. в 22:24
      Subject: Stop the Attack on Our Nation’s Wildlife and Wild Forests 🌲



                 
           
     

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