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Tell Congress: Keep Public Lands in Public Hands

  

Special interest groups are pushing to sell our parks and public lands to the highest bidder, opening the door to development. That means fewer parks, trails, and natural spaces for all of us.

These spaces are our shared legacy. Without strong protections, access to these spaces could disappear for millions of Americans.

Congress is considering the bipartisan Public Lands in Public Hands Act, which would prevent the sale or transfer of most federal public lands and ensure they remain open for all. We need your voice.

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RE: Keep Public Lands in Public Hands

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I am writing to express my deep concern over ongoing efforts to transfer federally protected public lands out of federal protection. Our public lands, including national parks, forests, and open spaces, are meant to be enjoyed by everyone, but if protections are stripped away, they could be sold, developed, or closed to the public forever.

These lands are more than just scenic places; they provide space for recreation, support local economies, and help protect wildlife. Weakening federal protections risks parceling out these lands for short-term financial gain. States simply do not have the resources to maintain these lands, upping the chances they will be sold to cover costs, cutting off access for millions of Americans.

You and your colleagues have a rare opportunity to safeguard these landscapes by passing the bipartisan Public Lands in Public Hands Act, ensuring that our shared public lands remain protected from privatization and accessible to all. Please support this critical legislation and oppose any efforts to compromise the future of our public lands.

Thank you for your leadership and commitment to preserving these irreplaceable spaces.

Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your Email]