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Articles: Alaska
The 2001 Roadless Rule locked up 58.5 million acres of National Forest land, blocking road maintenance, wildfire mitigation, and reasonable access for 25 years. BRC supports H.R. 7695 and S. 140, two bills that would repeal the rule and return management decisions to local forest managers. Contact your members of Congress and ask them to support both bills.
The U.S. Forest Service is considering major updates to the Tongass National Forest plan that could further restrict motorized access, road maintenance, and multiple-use opportunities across nearly 17 million acres. BlueRibbon Coalition is concerned that expanded high-protection land use designations and road decommissioning policies threaten recreation access and the economic stability of Southeast Alaska communities. Submit your comments before March 20, 2026, and urge the Forest Service to prioritize balanced, smart management that protects both the Tongass and the public’s right to access and enjoy it.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is conducting a feasibility study to determine whether the proposed Alaska Long Trail should be designated as a National Scenic Trail under the National Trails System Act. If approved, this 500-mile trail would extend from Seward to...
The Bureau of Land Management is accepting comments until August 18th for the creation of the Castner Glacier recreation area management plan (RAMP) in Alaska. Castner Glacier continues to grow in popularity as one of the must see glaciers and ice caves in Alaska...
The Bureau of Land Management recently proposed a new rule to FLPMA to prioritize conservation and landscape health on BLM managed lands. This rule proposes prioritizing conservation on BLM land through a new scheme of selling "conservation leases." This is a backdoor...
Help protect freedom of speech in Alaska by submitting a comment by April 9, 2023. Commercial film and photography have always required permits on public lands. The meaning of "Commercial" in the last few years has changed due to increased social media and technology...
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...