Roadless Rule Protection on Public Lands
Sector: Road • Location: United States
Source: Field & Stream
The Roadless Rule, established in 2001, protects approximately 58 million acres of backcountry managed by the United States Forest Service by blocking new road construction and commercial-scale logging. The Trump Administration plans to rescind this rule, which would eliminate protections on about 45 million acres of public lands, affecting hunting and fishing habitats across multiple states.
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Description | The Roadless Rule, established in 2001, protects approximately 58 million acres of backcountry managed by the United States Forest Service by blocking new road construction and commercial-scale logging. The Trump Administration plans to rescind this rule, which would eliminate protections on about 45 million acres of public lands, affecting hunting and fishing habitats across multiple states. |
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