Big Green has an unlikely new sales pitch to convince Congress to fund ever-expanding land grabs by the National Park Service — save wildlife migration. A map overlay showing all the U.S. wildlife migration paths would blot out nearly half the nation — a very clever diagram for empire-building bureaucrats.
LoboWatch.org, our friends based in Missoula Montana, have put together a great press release (read it here) that highlights the group that has spent over $200,000 across Montana to make Congressman Rehberg’s support of H.R. 1505 look like a land grab when in essence, it is a bill that allows the Department of Homeland Security into public lands without having to pay millions of dollars towards the Forest Service or BLM in entrance fees. H.R. 1505 does disrupt future wilderness goals that some environmental organizations are collaborating to see this through by chipping away at “public use” of “public land”. Continue reading
Helpful information concerning wilderness lands.
FFOR’s main goal is to maintain access for all. By helping you understand what is prevented and what is allowed on wilderness areas allows you to understand why our organization is against the future designation of wilderness lands. For clarification, FFOR does not necessarily support each and every possible use of public land, but supports the right for communities and locals to decide what is best for their land, not bureaucrats in Washington and out-of-state environmental groups. Continue reading