John,

America’s roadless forests are some of the most intact, connected wildlife habitats left in the country. They’re sanctuaries where grizzly bears, salmon, spotted owls, California condors, and hundreds of other imperiled species can live wild and free.

The United States wisely protected these places decades ago with the Roadless Area Conservation Rule — which the Trump administration now wants to scrap. Nearly 30,000 Center supporters spoke up to oppose that plan.

Today we have another chance to keep wild forests safe — for good. [link removed]

In response to the administration’s relentless attacks on public land protections, members of Congress have introduced the Roadless Area Conservation Act. This legislation will restore much-needed safeguards to roadless areas in forests — and then make those safeguards permanent.

Nearly 45 million acres of unfragmented national forests across 37 states are at stake. Their wild residents need your help again.

Ask your legislators to cosponsor this critically important legislation and save the homes of America’s most vulnerable species. [link removed]

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