Where is this plan headed if we don't stop it now.

2019 headquarters guidance ignored, 80 % of the old text recycled—and public meetings start this week. In March 2019 Washington‑Office...

A time to show your concerns for keeping out mountains open

They Didn’t Remove Travel Management — They Just Renamed It

Recycling a Rejected Plan: The Forest Service’s Second Attempt at the Blue Mountains Forest Plan Risks Repeating Old Mistakes

The Forest Service has announced a new round of public meetings in July to gather input on the Preliminary Draft Forest Plan for the...

🚨 The Forest Service is moving forward with a flawed revision of the Blue Mountains Forest Plans—and it could mean fewer roads , less...

Proposed Motorized Use in the Blue Mountains of Eastern Oregon Under Travel Management if Adopted. Have You Been Affected by the 2005...

Road Closure on Historically used route near the South Fork of Catherine Creek, Union County Oregon - FAFA Member Dorian Cox realizing...

New Road Closures Proposed by US Forest Service

Morning everyone, E astern Oregon Livestock Show Parade this FRIDAY June 6th! This year we will have a float for you to ride on if you...

A formal review of the 2005 Travel Management Rule is long overdue, and hopefully it will be rescinded. Restoring motorized access to our forests must be a priority for communities that depend on those lands for hunting, firewood, recreation, and tradition.

A night of fun, socializing, and education on the newest attempts of the Forest Service to restrict motorized us in the Blue Mountains.

Forest Service Response to request to rescind Travel Management Rule.

A night of fun, socializing, and education on the newest attempts of the Forest Service to restrict motorized us in the Blue Mountains.

Urgent Call to Rescind the 2005 Travel Management Rule & Prioritize Local Communities

Why is the Forest Plan Revision Important To You? It sets the stage for a closed forest that criminalizes over a 100 years of historic use.

Contact Forest Service Leadership and ask for them to rescind the 2005 Travel Management Rule and Clinton Roadless Rule.

How can you help stop it? Get involved. Attend Forest Service meetings and advocate for open motorized access to the forest.

These meetings aim to initiate the process of either establishing the foundation for a closed forest to motorized access.