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Senate Passes Historic Public Lands Package

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This is great news, but we still need you to take action!

What Election Results Mean for Public Lands & Waters (And What You Can Do Right Now)

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Election day has come and gone, and while there’s no shortage of people prognosticating about the election’s fallout, we have some ideas about what the results mean for public lands and waters, recreation and conservation.

Roadless Rule Faces Challenges in Alaska: Here's How to Take Action

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The Land and Water Conservation Fund Has Expired

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​Yesterday, Congress let the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF), one of our country’s most important conservation funding mechanisms, expire.

LWCF Passes out of House of Natural Resources Committee (THIS IS A BIG DEAL!)

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This is cause for celebration!

America's Best Conservation Program Expires at the End of September. Here's What You Can Do.

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With bipartisan support, the Land and Water Conservation Fund is known as "America's best conservation program," and is very likely to have funded parks, trails, and open spaces near you.

Utah Senator Proposes Getting Rid of Public Lands in the West

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Senator Mike Lee wants to eliminate public lands altogether, to get western states to look more like “Missouri or Illinois” instead.

How the Outdoors Won in the Recent Spending Bill

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Congress passed its big spending bill loaded with other provisions, including a few that outdoor enthusiasts can feel really happy about. Here's what this news means for the outdoors, from a wildfire funding fix to protection for roadless areas to budgets for parks.

Why the Roadless Rule Matters to Outdoor Recreation and Public Lands

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The Roadless Rule protects some of the best backcountry recreation in the country...and its future is uncertain.