5: The Roadless Rule
What is the Roadless Rule? Why is it important? What does it really mean for the American people and the US Forest Service?
Liz takes a deep dive into the Roadless Rule and its controversial history while Mikayla hangs out and eats a cookie.
In short, the 2001 Roadless Rule has quite the reputation within the United States federal government, US states, Indigenous Tribes, and the every day Forest visitor. 58.5 million acres of Inventoried Roadless Areas are established throughout the United States on National Forest Systems Land and, recently, US Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the desire and motivation to rescind the Roadless Rule. What does this entail? Why should you care? Let's talk about it.
All resources for this episode are listed below in the order stated in this episode:
1. USFS Roadless Information
2. USDA Press Release
3. US Federal Register
4. Regulations.gov
5. USFS 2001 Roadless Rule
6. Congress.gov Roadless Rule Definition
7. EarthJustice Roadless Rule Timeline
8. USFS Alaska Roadless Rule Public Comments
9. National Institutes of Health 2024 Scientific Study
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Liz takes a deep dive into the Roadless Rule and its controversial history while Mikayla hangs out and eats a cookie.
In short, the 2001 Roadless Rule has quite the reputation within the United States federal government, US states, Indigenous Tribes, and the every day Forest visitor. 58.5 million acres of Inventoried Roadless Areas are established throughout the United States on National Forest Systems Land and, recently, US Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins announced the desire and motivation to rescind the Roadless Rule. What does this entail? Why should you care? Let's talk about it.
All resources for this episode are listed below in the order stated in this episode:
1. USFS Roadless Information
2. USDA Press Release
3. US Federal Register
4. Regulations.gov
5. USFS 2001 Roadless Rule
6. Congress.gov Roadless Rule Definition
7. EarthJustice Roadless Rule Timeline
8. USFS Alaska Roadless Rule Public Comments
9. National Institutes of Health 2024 Scientific Study
Follow ROTLP on Instagram: @rangersofthelostpark.
Follow ROTLP on TikTok: @rangersofthelostpark.
Join Patreon! Become a Ranger Friend for bonus content and to join an incredible community.
Got a cool Ranger Tea story? Want Liz to share your interesting outdoors story on the podcast? Fill out the Listener Story Form!
Have a question for Liz? Want her to answer it on an episode? Fill out the Listener Question Form!
Do you know someone who would make a great guest on the podcast (yourself included)? Fill out the Podcast Guest Request Form!
For episode suggestions and feedback, please email Liz at rangersofthelostpark@gmail.com.
Please download, subscribe, and leave a review! Thank you for listening!
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