A recent lawsuit in Utah has empowered the anti-public lands movement, and without protections in place, the current administration poses a serious threat to the future of public lands in the United States. Across the country, people are lining up to voice their opposition to public lands sell off.

Utah’s congressional delegation took what could only be called an extraordinary step—arguing that the status quo could potentially “justify” civil war.

Republicans want to sell off our country’s natural wonders, lands that belong to YOU.

Instead of picking fight after fight, Utah should respect our national treasures.

Idaho Statesman Opinion and Commentary

A recent filing at the U.S. Supreme Court should anger every Idahoan, and every Westerner, who loves the land.

Outside Magazine

The state has a bounty of BLM land with ample outdoor recreation opportunities. But if the state’s attorney general has his way, Utah would wrest back control of millions of those acres.

Today June 10th, marks a new era in our public lands’ stewardship with the official implementation of the Public Lands Rule (PLR). The PLR will help safeguard our nations most beloved natural landscapes and ensure countless families access to the great outdoors.

WASHINGTON D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Diana DeGette (CO-01) and Congressman Jared Huffman (CA-02) applauded the Biden Administration for finalizing the Conservation and Landscape Health rule.

“The United States is home to some of the most beautiful landscapes in the world, and these public lands provide recreational opportunities, increase tourism, and support biodiversity. Beyond these impacts, public lands play an important role in mitigating the impact of climate change and improving the health of our planet,” said DeGette. “Today’s final rule is a significant accomplishment for land conservation and wildlife protection, and I am proud that BLM and the Biden Administration are continuing to lead in defending our natural world.