For decades, powerful environmental groups have pursued a vision of our national forests that steadily removes people from the landscape. They have advocated for less road access and less active management, while supporting policies that place millions of additional acres beyond meaningful human use. Now, as the Forest Service proposes rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule,…

Darrell Kerby is a former Idaho State Senator and former mayor of Bonners Ferry, ID There’s a quiet truth in America that almost no one in our national environmental conversation wants to acknowledge: there are two kinds of environmentalists, and only one of them actually protects the environment. The first kind lives with the land.…

The Forest Service is considering an important change in how millions of acres of our national forests are managed, and your voice can help support it. The agency has proposed rescinding the 2001 Roadless Rule, which restricts access and forest management across millions of acres regardless of the conditions on the ground. Twenty-five years later,…