Funny how quickly they hope we’ll forget. We haven’t.

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I have to admit this wasn’t on my radar until my son, Colin, mentioned it to me, asking me to weigh in.Quick backstory: the Roadless Rule has protected nearly 45 million acres of national forest from roads and logging for 25 years. Then in August, this administration proposed rescinding it entirely — handing those decisions over to individual forest managers instead. [Translation: a lot less protection, a lot more room for logging companies to make their case.]The original deadline was September 21. It got pushed to October 6, not because they had a change of heart, but because Rep. Andrea Salinas and a coalition of conservation groups pushed back hard enough that they had to extend it. Pressure works. It’s already working.240,000+ people have commented so far. Add your name.🌲 How to comment (takes 5 minutes, no login required): Go to regulations.gov and search “FS-2025-0001.” (there’s a link in my bio) Look for the entry labeled “Proposed Rule” (not the Draft EIS or other supporting docs — those don’t have a comment button). Click “Comment.” Done.📝 What works best in a comment: Agencies are legally required to substantively respond to specific, reasoned comments — the kind that say exactly how this affects you. A form letter gets counted. A real story gets read. Name a place, name why it matters.Use any of these for inspiration (but don’t just copy/paste):🏕️ “My family has camped in [your forest] for years. This rule is the reason it’s still wild enough to camp in. That’s not reversible once it’s gone.”🎣 “I hunt/fish in roadless areas because they’re undisturbed — road-building degrades the exact thing that makes it good.”🔥 “Roadless areas see fewer human-caused wildfires than roaded ones — roads are how most fires start. This doesn’t reduce fire risk near communities like mine, it increases it.”🥾 “I hike [trail] every year. It’s quiet because it’s roadless. Please keep the 2001 Roadless Rule intact.”Your specific story beats a generic one every time — and it means regulations.gov isn’t just seeing a wall of copy-pasted text.This land belongs to all of us and

The satellites are up. And we know what happened last time 🥴