ZION. DENALI. MOJAVE. CANYONLANDS. DINOSAUR. GRAND
STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE. THE ARCTIC REFUGE. These are some of
America’s most beloved national parks and public lands. They share
rare wildlife, clear waters, and awe-inspiring majesty.
They share something else, too. They are all in the
cross hairs of a plan to authorize counties and states to bulldoze
and pave thousands of miles of new roads, and to open these lands to
development and off-road vehicle interests. The tool of choice to
damage and degrade our national treasures is
Revised Statute 2477, an
obscure, repealed, Civil War-era law that could allow industry and
its political allies to argue that long-forgotten or little-used
foot and animal tracks, or illegal off-road vehicle ruts, are
“constructed highways” that state and local governments can control.
To understand what all the fuss is about,
read more or
download our brochure.
TAKE ACTION!
Find out how you can
help save
America's Redrock Wilderness from bogus highway claims today.
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