Our Roadless Areas are invaluable. Making up only 9% of federal public lands, they provide tens of millions of Americans with clean drinking water, are critical wildlife habitat and migration corridors, and protect many of the special places we love to camp, hike, hunt, fish, and explore with our families.

What some call burdensome regulations, others call safeguards, backstops, or guardrails – key rules that protect vulnerable resources from being outcompeted by economic priorities.

To celebrate the anniversary of the Wilderness Act, we’re highlighting the seven wilderness areas found in our mission area.

The first annual "Salmon Life Cycle" was more than just a bike ride; it was a powerful statement of our collective commitment to restoring wild salmon populations and protecting the ecosystems they support.