
The Wilderness Society 🌳
@wilderness
Uniting people to protect America’s wild places.
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The Bureau of Land Management - National's Public Lands Rule promotes science-based and informed decisions about the management of our nation's public lands. Period.


Today, we celebrate 60 years of the Land and Water Conservation Fund - a critical tool that helps US Department of the Interior protect the lands, waters, and wildlife that sustain us all. I'm proud of our team for putting this law to work for the American people.


60 years ago, the Wilderness Act was signed into law. Today, more than 111 million acres of wilderness are protected under the law. Thanks to President Donald J. Trump & Vice President JD Vance’s leadership, we are supporting community-led efforts to protect America’s most special lands and waters for years to come.

Happy 60th anniversary of the Wilderness Act! Under President Donald J. Trump & Vice President JD Vance’s leadership we’re working to conserve and protect America’s extraordinary lands and waters for future generations. whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…


Back in 2017 when Republicans handed massive tax cuts to the rich, they bent the knee to let Big Oil drill recklessly in vast swaths of untouched wilderness, mandating Bureau of Land Management - National hold two lease sales in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. Ever wonder how that panned out?đź§µ



Thank you, Senator Ruben Gallego, for protecting our public lands!

Trump is the energy emergency—and he’s killing jobs and raising costs. My joint statement with Martin Heinrich regarding Republicans’ rubber-stamping of Trump’s war on affordable, American-made energy:


Watch Senate Democrats led by Senator Tim Kaine and Martin Heinrich expose President Trump’s sham energy emergency




Public lands belong to all of us. Under the Republicans’ agenda, wealthy out-of-state landowners can turn our most beloved public lands into their private resorts. Not on our watch. Senator John Hickenlooper and I are introducing an amendment to protect these places for generations to come.



