An all out war on our public lands has already begun. On their FIRST day the U.S. House of Representatives passed a controversial provision (H.R. 5) devaluing our federal parks, forests and national wildlife refuges. Furthermore, several amendments associated with a rarely used Congressional Review Act (CRA) were introduced to repeal existing conservation regulations.
It can be daunting to keep up with all of the legislation being introduced, so we’ve made it easy with our Guide to Legislative Threats! See the table below for a list of bills and where they currently stand in Washington, D.C.
Learn more about the current threats to Washington’s Public Lands and take action by writing your representatives. It’s simple and public lands are public issues. Use your voice and stand up for our public lands by taking action on these vital issues.
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This bill was signed by the President and became law on 2/16/17.
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This bill was signed by the President and became law on 3/27/17.
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This bill was signed by the President and became law on 4/3/17.
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Write your Elected Officials and let them know the Arctic Refuge deserves to be protected!

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Due to overwhelming opposition from conservationists, recreationists, and sportsmen Representative Chaffetz, the bill sponsor, has said he will withdraw this bill. Nice work to everyone who helped make this possible!
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This rider was stropped from the 2018 Spending Package due to public outcry and individuals like you who made their voice heard!
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The Deadline For the Congressional Repeal Act has passed. All CRA Resolutions that were not passed before the deadline have expired.
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Write your Senators and ask them to protect our wild salmon!
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Write your Senators and ask them to oppose Lawless Logging!
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Write your Senators and ask them to oppose harmful hydropower legislation!
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Write your Senators and ask them to oppose H.R. 26!
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Write your Senators and ask them to oppose H.R. 5!
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Write your Senators and ask them to oppose H.R. 865!
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Write your Elected Officials and ask them to oppose H.R. 2613!
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Write your Members of Congress and ask them to oppose H.R. 622!
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Write your Members of Congress and ask them to oppose 33 and S 132!

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Write your Members of Congress and ask them to oppose H.R. 1349
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Write your Members of Congress and ask them to oppose H.R. 3990!
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Write your Senators and ask them to vote NO on S. 1731!
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