Help protect freedom of speech in Denali National Park by sending a comment to the National Park Service by February 15, 2023. Full Briefing Commercial film and photography have always required permits on public lands. The meaning of "Commercial" in the last few years...
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Articles: National Park Service
Badlands, Pinnacles Camping Restrictions in South Dakota
The U.S. Forest Service has released their Environmental Assessment for the Pinnacles Dispersed Recreation Management Plan. This is the second phase to the proposed project. BlueRibbon has engaged throughout the project proposals. The plan proposes to restrict...
Film Permit Requirements for National Park Service
For years, permits have been required to produce commercial film or photography content on federally managed public lands. Historically, this authority was used to manage the impacts of Hollywood film productions that have the potential to leave an impact on the...
Three New National Monuments and Expansion Proposed in California
Several national monuments are being proposed in California to lock up millions of acres of public land. These areas are already substantially protected through numerous laws. Wilderness, National Forests, National Parks and other designations are already in place...
IMMEDIATE RELEASE: YELLOWSTONE OPEN FOR SNOWMOBILES
December 15th Yellowstone National Park will open to Snowmobilesand Non-commercially Guide Snowmobile Access will be available! Dear Action Alert Subscribers, On December 15, 2022, all the main South, West, Northeast, and East gates will open to another season of...
Twelve Days of Legal Updates | Day 12: National Park Service Addresses Low Water Levels at Lake Mead
The National Park Service is requesting comments to address low water levels at Lake Mead in Nevada. The NPS is looking at three options for how they should manage marinas, campgrounds, and recreation infrastructure as they adjust to low lake levels. One should note...
Defend Lake Mead and Lake Powell: Don’t Let Bureau of Reclamation and National Park Service Close Our Reservoirs
UPDATE: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE COMMENT PERIOD EXTENDED UNTIL JANUARY 22, 2023. IMPORTANT: IT IS IMPORTANT TO READ THE FULL BRIEFING BEFORE YOU COMMENT. THIS ACTION ALERT FORM BELOW WILL SEND COMMENTS TO BUREAU OF RECLAMATION, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE, AND MEMBERS OF...
Action Alert: National Park Service Wants to Shut Down Lake Mead
The National Park Service which manages Lake Mead has released its Sustainable Low Water Access Plan. We want the NPS to hear from recreation users and let them know the importance that recreation provides on Lake Mead, not just for entertainment but for natural and...
Fill Lake Powell Action Alert: Tell the Bureau of Reclamation to Support the Path to 3588 Plan to Fill Lake Powell
Read Our Full Analysis Recently the Bureau of Reclamation which oversees Lake Powell and the other reservoirs within the Colorado River Basin hosted two public meetings to inform the public of future plans to address the future management plans for the Colorado River....
RELEASE: BlueRibbon Coalition Announces “Path to 3588” Plan to Fill Lake Powell
For Immediate Release Pocatello, ID - Today BlueRibbon Coalition announced the release of their plan to Fill Lake Powell.The plan is called Path to 3588, and it discusses the reasonable changes we would need to make in the Colorado River Basin to ensure that the needs...








