The Roadless Rule was enacted for a reason; because lack of regulation allows for certain entities to act against the intentions of why these land were protected in the first place: to allow access for the American people, protect endangered species and their habitat, and also to allow timber harvesting and development when it does not negatively affect the conservation goals.
Having worked in Lincoln National Forest, I had the opportunity to drive many back roads and see the wild beauty of the landscape and the wildlife that calls it home. Removing regulations and allowing the possible destruction of these areas would be a travesty.
It is extremely important to keep the Roadless Rule. Please keep it in effect for the benefit of future generations.
Thank you,
Brian