Tell the U.S. Forest Service to protect Colorado's roadless forests

Colorado’s roadless forests are worth more wild! Our roadless forests safeguard our watersheds, protect wildlife habitat, and offer unmatched recreation opportunities such as hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking.

Unfortunately, the logging and mining industry are working to weaken current protections, opening our last wild forests to development. The U.S. Forest Service is considering adopting a proposal that would allow increased road building for logging and mining activities as well as more logging throughout the backcountry.

Please take a moment and use the form below to email the U.S. Forest Service and tell them not to roll back the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule and the strong protections it guarantees for Colorado’s roadless forests.

To learn about roadless forests in your area, click here.  

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