Aug 1, 2022 | 10,000+ Project, Action Alert, ATV, BLM, Dirt Bike, Dispersed Camping, Fight for Every Inch, Overlanding, SXS, Utah
The BLM recently announced that they would be analyzing 195 miles of routes – Again – in the San Rafael Desert. We’ve been following this issue for several years, so let us give you a quick refresher. In 2020 BLM released a final Travel Management Plan for...
Jul 29, 2022 | Action Alert, Arizona, ATV, BLM, Dirt Bike, Dispersed Camping, Fight for Every Inch, Link, Overlanding, SXS
UPDATE: On September 29, 2022, the BLM released the final decision on the Black Canyon Corridor Plan. We are reviewing the BLM’s decision and will share an update soon. Link to BLM Document page: https://eplanning.blm.gov/eplanning-ui/project/78300/570 The...
Jul 14, 2022 | Arizona, BLM, Dispersed Camping, Fight for Every Inch, National Park Service, Oregon
The Tuweep Area of the Grand Canyon has introduced a new reservation system to limit access to this unique, remote way to experience this national park. We discuss some of the problems with this new program. Also, we fill you in on BLM plans to require dogs to be on a...
Jul 12, 2022 | California, Fight for Every Inch, Oregon
Conservation groups are pushing for 30×30 which aims to have 30% of the United State’s lands and waters locked up by year 2030. One way they will accomplish this is through wilderness bills throughout different states. H.R. 7509 the Wild Rogue Conservation...
Jul 5, 2022 | BLM, Fight for Every Inch, Montana, State, USFS, Western Phoenix Project
Montana is home to some of the most beautiful scenery the world has to offer with unique landscapes and waters. About 30% of Montana’s landmass is managed by the federal government. There is 3.5 million acres of designated Wilderness. Within Montana there are...
Jun 30, 2022 | Action Alert, Dirt Bike, Fight for Every Inch, New Hampshire, State, SXS, Uncategorized, USFS, Western Phoenix Project
As we attended virtual planning meetings for the Sandwich Management Habitat Unit in New Hampshire we were encouraged by the proposed treatments and overall feel that this is a project going in the right direction that we need to support. This project is still in...
