Comment Analysis · Docket FS-2025-0001

FS-2025-0001-576931

Opposes rescissionPosted October 6, 2026 On Regulations.gov

Not scored for substance: the comment does not clear the floor of substantive signal.

Topics

  • Environmental Protection Biodiversity
    • “loss of ecosystems, animal life and precious resources”
    • “prohibits migratory paths of animals”
    • “preserving our lands, water and open wild spaces”
    • “conserving these lands not opening them up”
  • Water Quality Quantity
    • “preserving our lands, water and open wild spaces”
    • “affects ecosystems in turn affecting us all”
  • Public Opinion Support
    • “over 300,000 people have told you this”
    • “millions more haven't written commentary but they agree”

What it names

National Forests
Lincoln National Forest

The comment

Hello to whom this may concern … which is all of Humanity. Just today an old growth cottonwood tree in Arizona was cut down and destroyed to build a security border wall. This is an act of terror and destruction to our property known as Earth. A wall prohibits migratory paths of animals not just humans and that affects ecosystems in turn affecting us all. Rescinding the “roadless rule” will contribute to even more loss of ecosystems, animal life and precious resources that we just can’t get back. Please for the sake of the future for our children do not allow this to happen!! This is not right !! We need to be preserving our lands, water and open wild spaces not allowing more movement by human activity. There are tons of studies as to why rescinding the roadless rule is wrong in every aspect except for monetarily which in the long run the money won’t matter as much as having our Earth here. I live next door to the Lincoln National Forest and already we have seen massive desecrating by the hands of humans. We need to be conserving these lands not opening them up. This is an awful move that ultimately harms us all. And over 300,000 people have told you this and millions more haven’t written commentary but they agree. Leave our public lands alone and wild !!

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