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This is an important TU action alert.
HR 2016
It's not too late, you can still take action on this important bill. Visit our online action center before Wednesday, April 9th to support the National Landscape Conservation System (H.R. 2016), making the Conservation System a permanent and valued part of our hunting and angling heritage.
WHY WE CARE
The National Landscape Conservation System (Conservation System) incorporates 26 million acres of federally-managed lands and waters specially designated for conservation by Congress and the President. Established in 2000, the Conservation System currently does not have permanent protection and H.R. 2016, the National Landscape Conservation System Act, would give it the needed permanent protection.
The Conservation System includes the "Gold Medal" trout waters of the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area in Colorado and legendary hunting found in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument in Montana. The national treasures comprising the Conservation System include magnificent forests, open deserts, lush grasslands and vibrant rivers that, in many cases, provide remarkable hunting and angling. These areas can and should be unified in a system of protected lands. »
DETAILS ABOUT THE LEGISLATION
This legislation does not change management of the lands in question, nor does it require additional expenditures (the Congressional Budget Office scored the bill at $0). Public access, hunting, fishing and other activities that occur on these lands will still be allowed.
The legislation only seeks congressional authorization of this important public lands system. A congressional stamp of approval would send an important message to the American people and the millions of residents of the growing West about the conservation legacy of the BLM and the lands the agency manages, including thousands of important hunting and angling areas. »learn more
WHAT YOU CAN DO
H.R. 2016 will be voted on the House floor on Wednesday, April 9th. Please contact your Representative before Wednesday to express your support.
1. Take action online today - Tell your representative to support the National Landscape Conservation System Act (H.R. 2016) giving conservation the necessary permanent protection it deserves.
2. Phone calls and personal letters are the most effective methods to support this bill. Please use our legislator lookup tool to find your representative's phone number and call them today.
3.Contact Rod Mondt with any questions or for more information at rmondt@tu.org.
Sincerely,
Sara Tucker
Director of Government Affairs
Ph. 703-284-9426
stucker@tu.org
HR 2016
HR 2016
It's not too late, you can still take action on this important bill. Visit our online action center before Wednesday, April 9th to support the National Landscape Conservation System (H.R. 2016), making the Conservation System a permanent and valued part of our hunting and angling heritage.
WHY WE CARE
The National Landscape Conservation System (Conservation System) incorporates 26 million acres of federally-managed lands and waters specially designated for conservation by Congress and the President. Established in 2000, the Conservation System currently does not have permanent protection and H.R. 2016, the National Landscape Conservation System Act, would give it the needed permanent protection.
The Conservation System includes the "Gold Medal" trout waters of the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area in Colorado and legendary hunting found in the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument in Montana. The national treasures comprising the Conservation System include magnificent forests, open deserts, lush grasslands and vibrant rivers that, in many cases, provide remarkable hunting and angling. These areas can and should be unified in a system of protected lands. »
DETAILS ABOUT THE LEGISLATION
This legislation does not change management of the lands in question, nor does it require additional expenditures (the Congressional Budget Office scored the bill at $0). Public access, hunting, fishing and other activities that occur on these lands will still be allowed.
The legislation only seeks congressional authorization of this important public lands system. A congressional stamp of approval would send an important message to the American people and the millions of residents of the growing West about the conservation legacy of the BLM and the lands the agency manages, including thousands of important hunting and angling areas. »learn more
WHAT YOU CAN DO
H.R. 2016 will be voted on the House floor on Wednesday, April 9th. Please contact your Representative before Wednesday to express your support.
1. Take action online today - Tell your representative to support the National Landscape Conservation System Act (H.R. 2016) giving conservation the necessary permanent protection it deserves.
2. Phone calls and personal letters are the most effective methods to support this bill. Please use our legislator lookup tool to find your representative's phone number and call them today.
3.Contact Rod Mondt with any questions or for more information at rmondt@tu.org.
Sincerely,
Sara Tucker
Director of Government Affairs
Ph. 703-284-9426
stucker@tu.org
HR 2016