I am a Missouri resident that frequently recreates on portions of the Mark Twain National Forest as well as other National Forests throughout the country. I am personally opposed to any move to fully rescind the 2001 Roadless Area conservation Rule. This rule helps to safeguard some of our nationals most intact fish and wildlife habitat and provides amazing outdoor experiences for those of us willing to put in the effort. This existing rule provides flexibility for wildfire mitigation activities, habitat restoration, grazing, and recreation. With nearly $11 billion in deferred maintenance, the USFS does not need to add anymore roads to its network- this simply does not make sense financially in the long or short term. I support the no action alternative- leave this rule as is to protect fish, wildlife, wild places, and those of us willing to "earn it".