Your Involvement Makes an Impact
Our successes depend on involvement from the many people who care deeply about Wyoming’s treasured wildlife, landscapes, and quality of life. We can’t do this work without you — our neighbors, friends, and concerned citizens. For current opportunities to make an impact and protect all that you love about Wyoming, see the list below.
TELL THE EPA: STAND UP FOR SCIENCE, PROTECT OUR FUTURE
Nearly every federal climate protection is built on the EPA’s 2009 Endangerment Finding, which holds that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare. Now, the current administration is working to dismantle it.
Add your name to the sign-on letter below to let the EPA know you oppose dismantling the Endangerment Finding.
Protect Wyoming’s 3 Million+ Acres of Roadless Areas
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to start allowing road construction and industrial development in parts of our national forests that have thus far been protected. Last month, the agency announced they intend to do away with the 2001 Roadless Rule, which prohibits road building on millions of acres of undeveloped land.
The USDA is accepting public comments on the rule change until Sept. 19. Fill out the form at the button below to weigh in.
FEELING THE EFFECTS OF PUBLIC LANDS LAYOFFS?
We are collecting stories about how federal layoffs are impacting people’s experiences on public lands in Wyoming —
from national parks to wilderness areas to your favorite backyard trails.
Are your local trails strewn with deadfall?
Are your favorite campgrounds or recreation areas closed?
Are there fewer rangers/staff to answer questions, issue permits, and enforce rules?
Have you had long waits to enter national parks?
Has your scientific research on public lands been halted?
If you’ve noticed these kinds of effects or others, we want to hear from you! Fill out the form at our hotline below.