What would removing the Roadless Rule do?
Removing the Roadless Rule in Northern California would change the status of inventoried Roadless Areas across national forests like the Shasta-Trinity, Klamath, Lassen, and Trinity by allowing new road construction where it is currently restricted. These areas are often high-elevation ridges, backcountry watersheds, and steep forested slopes that are now inaccessible. If road restrictions are…
