America’s wild public lands offer an amazing array of sights and experiences. From the majesty of the Rocky Mountains to the drama of the Grand Canyon, America's lands are diverse and exceptional. And they belong to all of us.
Sharing these places means more than enjoying them. It also means we have a responsibility to defend our wildlands from harm and pass them on to the next generation in good health. We invite you to explore the places where we're working to do that and join us in our cause:
Development: Tonto and Coronado National Forests
Mason Cummings, TWS
National Monuments: Defending Arizona's Wildlands
Zach Bright
Sustainability: Desert National Wildlife Refuge
A. Jackson Frishman
Road Building: Appalachian Wildlands
Zach Bright
Conservation: Appalachian Trail
Mason Cummings, TWS
Logging: North Carolina's Ancient Forests
Mason Cummings, TWS
Oil and Gas Drilling: Appalachian wildlands
Jon Bilous / Alamy Stock Photo
Conservation: Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Project
Ecoflight
Climate Change: Idaho High Divide
Mason Cummings, The Wilderness Society
Off-roading: Clearwater River Basin
Amy Gulick
Keeping it Public: Oregon Wildlands
Thomas Chamberlin / Alamy Stock Photo
Conservation: Montana Wildlands and Parks
Jacob W. Frank
Oil and Gas Drilling: Wayne National Forest
Rebecca Pollard.
Mining: Owyhee Desert Sagebrush
Scott Moore, Friends of Nevada Wilderness
Mojave Trails National Monument
Mason Cummings, TWS.
