“ecosystems more in balance in an ever-changing world”
What it names
Roadless areas
Rock Creek
The comment
My reaction to the proposed rescission of the roadless rule affects me deeply. The property where I grew up borders the Quigg Creek roadless area in the Rock Creek drainage of western Montana. I live on Ranch Creek, which is a critical coldwater fishery for endangered bull trout and westslope cutthroat trout. I believe our roadless areas are very important for keeping ecosystems more in balance in an ever-changing world. I am strongly against taking these protections away from what remains of roadless country in America.