🌲🪚 More than 5 million acres of forest at risk

Your support can help keep forests accessible, resilient and thriving.

Momoko, public lands bring us together. They're one of America's best ideas: lands that belong to us all. But we have to fight to keep them that way. According to The New York Times, a forthcoming USDA memo could open more than 5 million acres of recommended wilderness in our national forests to timber harvest and motorized vehicle access, threatening clean drinking water, wildlife habitat and our freedom to hike, camp and explore. This is just one piece of a larger effort to weaken the protections that keep our forests healthy and accessible. The administration is also dismantling the U.S. Forest Service, pushing to repeal the Roadless Area Conservation rule—which safeguards more than 45 million acres of national forest lands—and clearing the way for more logging, mining and development on the public lands and waters we all share. We cannot allow this to stand, Momoko. Once iconic places like the Tongass National Forest in Alaska are opened for development, the damage can't be undone. Please, make your gift before midnight tomorrow to help us raise $15,000 and defend America's forests and other public lands from these escalating attacks>>   More than 5 million acres of national forests are at risk. Your July Giving Status Goal: $15,000 to defend national forests Deadline: MIDNIGHT TOMORROW Gift Status: PENDING—UPDATE NOW >> MAKE MY GIFT   These threats are serious, but we've seen what's possible when people like you take action. Together, we've helped stop some of the administration and Congress' most damaging proposals, and we can do it again. That's why your support today is so important. Every dollar you give powers our work in the courts, in Congress and in communities across the country to defend our critical conservation protections, stand up for federal public land workers, and keep public lands in public hands. Please, make a gift now to help us reach our $15,000 goal and ensure America's forests can be handed down to future generations, not over to industrial polluters and private interests. Thank you for your commitment to this fight. The Wilderness Society Colin Arisman

1801 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Ste. 200 Washington, DC 20006

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🌲 America's national forests are under attack

Clean water, wildlife and cherished trails depend on healthy forests.

Momoko, will you make an urgent gift today to help defend America's forests from devastating attacks? We need to raise $15,000 by July 31 to power our work protecting the public lands we all share. Your gift today will help us meet this critical goal. As our nation celebrates its 250th anniversary, we should be honoring the lands and waters that make our country so diverse and beautiful—not dismantling the protections that keep them wild. Our forests are part of our shared inheritance. They provide clean water, sustain wildlife, support communities and give us all the freedom to hike, camp, fish and enjoy nature. But right now, that inheritance is under attack. The administration and its allies are advancing a sweeping agenda to weaken protections for our national forests while dismantling the U.S. Forest Service itself. At the same time, they're pushing to expand logging and development—threatening forests, wildlife, clean water and our freedom to explore the outdoors. The best thing you can do right now is make a generous gift to help us stop these attacks and keep our forests and other public lands and waters protected for generations to come. Here are just a few of the current threats we're fighting against: The administration has sought to undermine the agencies that manage our public lands to clear the way for industrial development and privatization. At the U.S. Forest Service, thousands of workers, including wildfire staff, have been fired or pushed into resignation. Meanwhile, they've announced plans to close all regional offices, shutter research stations and move its headquarters from D.C. to Utah. These actions could increase wildfire risk, harm wildlife habitat and reduce access to the forests we all share. According to The New York Times, a forthcoming memo from USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins would direct the U.S. Forest Service to open more than 5 million acres of recommended wilderness to timber harvest and motor vehicle access, threatening clean drinking water, wildlife corridors and our freedom to roam, hike, camp and explore. The administration is moving to repeal the Roadless Area Conservation Rule. If this rule is repealed, it would strip protections from more than 45 million acres of national forests, including iconic old-growth forests like the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. Right now, we hope you'll join us in saying: Enough is enough.   MAKE YOUR GIFT   Our forests belong to all of us—not the highest bidder. That's why The Wilderness Society is fighting back in the courts, in Congress and in communities across the country. We're standing up for the Forest Service and all the public servants who care for our public lands. We're defending our nation's bedrock conservation protections. We're advancing groundbreaking science that protects wild places. And we're mobilizing people across the country to send one unmistakable message: Our public lands are not for sale. But we can't do it without you, Momoko. Please, make your gift before midnight on Friday, July 31 to help reach our $15,000 goal. Together we will fiercely defend our forests and ensure they can be handed down to future generations—not over to corporate polluters. Thanks for standing with us. The Wilderness Society Colin Arisman

1801 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Ste. 200 Washington, DC 20006

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🚨 DEADLINE TOMORROW: Defend Greater Chaco's landscape from oil and gas drilling

Submit a public comment by July 29.

Protect Greater Chaco!   Act now& Dear Momoko, Time is running out. Public comments close in 24 hours!  The administration is moving quickly to revoke the 20-year oil and gas ban in New Mexico’s Greater Chaco Region. This reckless reversal would endanger sacred sites, threaten clean air and water, and rob future generations of the freedom to experience this living, ancestral landscape.  Take action: Tell the administration to keep Greater Chaco protected. In 2023, the Department of Interior approved a 20-year mineral withdrawal that protects more than 336,000 acres surrounding Chaco Culture National Historical Park from new oil and gas leasing. This withdrawal reflected the decades-long call of Pueblo, Hopi and other Tribes and Indigenous peoples to safeguard one of the most sacred sites in the Southwest.  Those hard-won protections are now at greater risk than ever. Reopening the Greater Chaco Region to more drilling would jeopardize ecological and cultural resources, the health of local communities and the future of this irreplaceable landscape.   This is the last chance to make a difference for Chaco. Take action: Submit your unique message before July 29! In your own words, tell the administration why Chaco Canyon matters!  Thank you for standing up for our public lands. Sincerely, The Wilderness Society   Act now Matt Payne, BLM

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