Right now, the Trump administration is threatening protections for nearly 60 million acres of our wildest forests. These are some of the last undeveloped places we have -- home to wildlife, clean drinking water for downstream communities, and peaceful outdoor recreation. If these protections fall, logging and road-building could scar them forever. Send a comment to the US Forest Service telling them that our forests need the Roadless Area Conservation Rule.

Friend,
The wildest forests in this country are places where you can walk for hours and hear nothing but birds, wind in the trees, and a stream rushing over rocks. These places feel like they've always been there, in that state. That's what's at stake right now.

The Trump administration is trying to roll back a policy called the Roadless Area Conservation Rule. It's a 2001 policy that's been protecting more than 58 million acres of our most pristine forests from road-building, logging, and mining. Without it, these places could be carved up and sold out to industry. Once that happens, we can't get them back.

Take action: tell the US Forest Service to keep this policy in place!