widespread grading of what is now untrammeled wildlife habitat, much of which plays host to endangered and threatened species including jaguars, ocelots, Mexican spotted owls and Chiricahua leopard frogs.
Supporters of the rule change say it will give federal officials more flexibility in preventing and fighting wildfires, while opponents say opening up more national forest lands to roadbuilding will increase those fires.
There are two ways to submit public comments:
1. Electronically (preferred): To make a comment, go to www.regulations.gov/commenton/FS-2025-0001-342438
2. Snailmail: Hard copy letters must be mailed to the Director, Ecosystem Management Coordination, 201 14th St. SW, Mailstop 1108, Washington, DC 20250-1124.
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widespread grading of what is now untrammeled wildlife habitat, much of which plays host to endangered and threatened species including jaguars, ocelots, Mexican spotted owls and Chiricahua leopard frogs.
Supporters of the rule change say it will give federal officials more flexibility in preventing and fighting wildfires, while opponents say opening up more national forest lands to roadbuilding will increase those fires.
There are two ways to submit public comments:
1. Electronically (preferred): To make a comment, go to www.regulations.gov/commenton/FS-2025-0001-342438
2. Snailmail: Hard copy letters must be mailed to the Director, Ecosystem Management Coordination, 201 14th St. SW, Mailstop 1108, Washington, DC 20250-1124.
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widespread grading of what is now untrammeled wildlife habitat, much of which plays host to endangered and threatened species including jaguars, ocelots, Mexican spotted owls and Chiricahua leopard frogs.
Supporters of the rule change say it will give federal officials more flexibility in preventing and fighting wildfires, while opponents say opening up more national forest lands to roadbuilding will increase those fires.
There are two ways to submit public comments:
1. Electronically (preferred): To make a comment, go to www.regulations.gov/commenton/FS-2025-0001-342438
2. Snailmail: Hard copy letters must be mailed to the Director, Ecosystem Management Coordination, 201 14th St. SW, Mailstop 1108, Washington, DC 20250-1124.
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It will destroy the pristine habitat.