Roadless areas aren’t just great places to fish and hunt, they are multiple use lands that are open to hazardous fuels reduction, OHV riding, firewood cutting, grazing, energy projects and mining development. For 25 years the #RoadlessRule has balanced the protection of high-quality fish and wildlife habitat with active management and the needs of different user groups including ranchers, energy interests, local communities, hunters and anglers. Swipe to learn more about some of the lesser-known activities allowed in roadless areas. Then, tell your members of Congress to defend the Roadless Rule at the link in bio.