Our lawmakers want to steal and sell off our most treasured public lands. STOP THEM!
This is a massive BETRAYAL of the public trust
Most of the Wasatch front would be up for sale!
SALE IS MANDATED in the draft bill.
PLEASE CALL IT
"THE GREAT LAND Heist"
Biggest Land Grab Ever
Logan Canyon would be sold! See the map below.
The treasures in the high Uinta's around Mirror Lake, where all the campground and camps occur would be sold!!!
PARK CITY, Utah — A budget amendment introduced by Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) and Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) could open the door to the largest sale of public lands in U.S. history, with major implications for Utah and locally, U.S. Forest Service land in Summit and Wasatch Counties. The measure, quietly inserted into a budget reconciliation package tied to Republican tax cuts, authorizes the sale of up to 258 million acres of Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and U.S. Forest Service lands across 10 Western states and Alaska.
In Utah alone, more than 18.7 million acres — nearly a third of the state — would be available for sale if the legislation passes. That includes 12.6 million acres of BLM land and 6.1 million acres of Forest Service land. The proposal excludes national parks, national monuments, and designated wilderness areas, but does not identify which specific parcels would be on the table.
Summary: Two parts of the land-sale-rape draft bill:
1. Mandated immediate sale of treasured lands all over the west and Alaska. THIS IS SICKENING
2. Future opportunities to sell off up to 40% of federal lands.!!!!! THIS IS TOO HORRIBLE TO DESCRIBE IN WORDS. Below are maps showing eligible lands if the bill becomes law under part 2.
ACTION: call your lawmakers and rant. Rant some more.
Visit their offices in groups. Tell the governor, state reps and senator know.
Call everyone, even state officials in your western state.
NOTICE of astronomical hypocrisy.
Montana Senator Daines is co sponsor and his state of Montana has no land for sale.
MONTANAs, PLEASE CALL OUT HIS betrayal for all of us.
- A large majority of Americans oppose selling or closing public lands, with polls showing support for keeping these lands in public hands.
- Many Americans support policies to conserve public lands, including expanding national parks and monuments, creating wildlife crossings, and managing lands to minimize light pollution.
- A significant number of voters, including those who identify as "MAGA" voters in the West, support federal management of public lands rather than transferring control to states.
- Public lands contribute significantly to the economy through recreation and tourism.
- Westerners are particularly strong in their support for public lands, with many visiting these areas frequently and valuing their natural resources and recreational opportunities.
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