A few extra mouse actions …

Because the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) isn’t directing comments to an email address, we’re asking you to do just a bit more mouse work to make your opinions known. Please see the sample text with comments to BLM below. If you would like to use our sample for your comments, or as a starting draft to customize, please select the sample text with your mouse and then copy the text to your device’s clipboard. Then, click the link at bottom, which will take you directly to the correct comment portal at Regulations.gov, where you can paste, modify, and submit your message directly to BLM.

Together, we can make sure every voice is heard before this vital rule is lost.

SAMPLE MESSAGE TO BLM

Subject: Opposing the Rescission of the 2024 Conservation and Landscape Health Rule (Docket BLM-2025-0001)

I strongly oppose the Bureau of Land Management’s proposal to rescind the 2024 Conservation and Landscape Health Rule. This rule is essential to maintaining healthy, functioning, and scenic public lands across the United States.

Our public lands face increasing challenges — wildfire, drought, invasive species, and habitat fragmentation — that demand science-based management, not weakened standards. The 2024 Rule ensures that BLM lands are managed with clear expectations for ecological health and accountability when those standards are not met.

Rolling back this rule would harm the $1.2 trillion outdoor recreation economy and jeopardize jobs in rural gateway communities that depend on scenic, well-managed landscapes. Healthy lands are not a barrier to economic growth — they are its foundation.

Conservation is a valid and necessary use of public land. Protecting intact ecosystems, wildlife habitat, and scenic values sustains multiple uses for generations to come.

I urge the Bureau to withdraw this proposed rescission and retain the 2024 Conservation and Landscape Health Rule in full.