Ending the roadless rule can help fight forest fires and improve wildlife access
Proponents argue that ending the roadless rule would improve forest fire management and wildlife access rather than threatening federal wilderness.
Rescinding the roadless rule is not a threat to federal wilderness; it is a statement that we have enough already and that we need to manage it rather than let it burn.
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