Our most treasured public lands and wild places could soon go up for sale.
National forests, seashores, wildlife refuges, and recreation areas are all at risk of being sold to the highest bidder. The truth is, a majority in the U.S. Senate has already voted to allow the sale or giveaway of our federal lands, other than national parks and monuments.
These lands constitute much of what’s left of the nation’s natural and historical heritage—lands that protect our drinking water, provide wildlife habitat, and offer people the chance to connect with nature through camping, hiking, fishing, and more.
And in the first two months of this year alone, several members of the U.S. House of Representatives put forth three bills that would allow states to take control of federal lands—including up to 2 million acres of national forests—and auction it off for mining, clear-cut logging, drilling and road construction, with no regard for environmental protection.
We can’t sit by and let our lands be destroyed.
Sign the petition to Congress: Public land should be saved—not sold!
Paid for by The Trust for Public Land
I stand with people around the country in supporting our public lands and calling on you to protect and preserve them now and for future generations!




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