Americans Support ‘Roadless Rule’ to Protect Remarkable Forests | The Pew Charitable Trusts
The Roadless Area Conservation Rule, established nearly 20 years ago to conserve almost 60 million acres of our national forests in 39 states and territories, has provided a balanced and flexible approach that scientists and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have praised as an effective way to protect extraordinary lands.| www.pew.org
