America's public lands are not for sale. But former Rep. Steve Pearce, Trump’s nomination for director of the Bureau of Land Management, thinks they should be. Pearce — aka "Sell-Off Steve" — spent years in Congress attacking public lands across the United States. He's long called for shrinking and selling off public lands to private and corporate interests. His appointment, if confirmed, would be catastrophic for the agency, the communities it serves, and the landscapes it’s meant to manage and protect. Keeping public lands in public hands starts with rejecting Steve Pearce—an extremist who has focused on benefiting developers and oil and gas companies over the American people. It's not too late to speak out against his leadership nomination. Take a moment to urge your senators now to oppose Steve Pearce as director of the Bureau of Land Management. ➡️ biodiv.us/pearce [Video description: A series of video clips of public lands and wildlife species in the United States. The...