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Roadless Area Wildfires Escape More & Grow Bigger

A point-level analysis of nearly 110,000 federal wildfire records testing where fires ignite relative to roads, what causes them, and whether fires that start near roads are held to smaller sizes than those in roadless and wilderness country.

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New Comment Tracker Lets You Find OHV Access Proposals Open for Public Comment and Respond in One Place

Open comment periods on public lands are spread across agency websites and Congress, and sometimes the smaller proposals affect you most. BRC’s new Comment Tracker lists open BLM, Forest Service, National Park Service and state agency comment periods plus public lands bills, filterable by state, use and access impact. Find your trails at blueribboncoalition.org/comment-tracker and comment from the same page.

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Prairie City SVRA Solar Settlement Secures Binding Protections for OHV Riders

Prairie City SVRA in Sacramento County California now has binding protections in our settlement over the Coyote Creek Agrivoltaic Ranch solar project. BlueRibbon Coalition, California Four Wheel Drive Association, and American Sand Association filed suit over a switchyard and transmission line that would have reached into the park’s southern end. Details on the settlement and protections are below.

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Forest Service Headquarters Move Blocked by California Judge: Who Really Runs the Agency

The Forest Service can pick any skyline for its headquarters, but its real one is a courthouse in San Francisco. A federal judge there blocked the move to Salt Lake City, and BRC’s NEPA Jail Tracker shows how the Ninth Circuit has become the de facto manager of our forests while the Equal Access to Justice Act pays the plaintiffs’ lawyers when they win. Tell your members of Congress to support the FEES Act.

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NPS E-Bike Rule Change Could Speed Up Bike Access in National Parks

Opening an existing path to e-bikes in a national park can take years of environmental review, even when no new trail gets built. A new NPS proposal would cut that process for roads, parking areas, and already-improved surfaces, and BRC supports going further by allowing Class 1 e-bikes on every designated mountain bike trail. Submit a comment to NPS before November 2.

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