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America's public lands face an unprecedented threat as Senator Mike Lee revises but maintains his controversial plan to sell substantial BLM acreage near population centers. Despite scaling back from the original proposal, the current plan still endangers up to 1.2 million acres of vital hunting grounds and wildlife habitat across multiple states.

• Senator Mike Lee's revised public land sale plan still threatens between 600,000 to 1.2 million acres of BLM land
• USDA's decision to rescind National Forest logging protections raises concerns about wildlife habitat disruption
• Anti-hunting bias displayed in Lorna Smith's controversial presentation at Colorado State University
• Multiple state-specific threats identified from California to Wyoming, Idaho to the Pacific Northwest
• National Wildlife Federation and other conservation groups strongly opposing the land sale plan
• Canada investing $10 million to protect Atlantic salmon populations in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia

Call your senators at 202-224-3121 and let them know that not one acre of public land is for sale. Stay safe, hunt smart, and keep the wild in wildlife.

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