| Right
now, we are up
against one of
the greatest
threats to
climbing
access we have
ever faced,
and we
need your help.
The
sheer number
of bills,
executive
orders,
resolutions,
and
legislative
rules that push
to dispose,
transfer, and
diminish our
public lands
is
unprecedented.
The
list of
threats is
growing longer
every day. And
with
over
60% of our
climbing areas
located on
public lands,
we
have a lot at
stake.
Right
now, our
public lands
policy staff
is working hard
to:
- Fight
legislation
that would
transfer our
public lands
to states or
dispose of
them entirely
- Stop
Congress
from repealing
regulations
that protect
the integrity
of public
lands
- Fight
legislation
and executive
orders that
would
undermine the
Antiquities
Act, rescinding
or drastically
modifying
the
size of
National
Monuments
like Bears
Ears
- Stop
Congress from
silencing our
voices on how
public lands
are managed
- Prevent
attacks on
public land
agencies that
would slash
budgets and
limit their
authority to
protect lands
for the
American
people
Our
public lands
system is
facing death
by a thousand
cuts, and
we must work
together to
protect
America's
public lands.
This
is a
non-partisan
issue--every
climber and
U.S. citizen
has a stake in
our public
lands.
And while
the climbing
community is
politically
diverse, our
shared passion
for climbing
must unite us.
 Will
you help by
making a
donation today
to help our
policy
experts,
lawyers, and
environmental
scientists
defend our
public lands
and their
irreplaceable
climbing
experiences?
Learn
more about our
efforts
to protect
public lands.
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