01 / Active Campaigns
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When land managers and lawmakers open public comment periods or introduce legislation, the mountain bike community must show up. Below are Evergreen's highest-priority active campaigns — each with a quick breakdown of what's at stake and a direct way to take action right now.
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Protect the Roadless Rule
Proposed federal changes could open pristine roadless areas to industrial development or apply blanket designations that restrict …
Why it matters: Broad designations without recreation protections can permanently lock bikes out of …
Take Action →Support Clear E-Moto Definitions & Trail Rules
State leaders are evaluating legislation to address the rapid rise of high-powered electric motorcycles (e-motos) on non-motorized …
Why it matters: High-speed e-motos tear up bicycle trail tread and threaten the land access agreements …
Take Action →WDFW Wenas & LT Murray Wildlife Areas Road Management
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is reviewing road management and access points in South-Central Washington. …
Why it matters: Decommissioning key access roads without recreation input can sever access to popular …
Take Action →City of Ellensburg Comprehensive Plan Update
Ellensburg is updating its 20-year plan for land use, parks, and city infrastructure. Getting mountain biking written into the …
Why it matters: Getting mountain biking, pump tracks, and trail connectivity written into city …
Take Action →Defend Non-Motorized Singletrack in USFS Travel Management
The U.S. Forest Service is evaluating motorized vehicle access across several national forest districts. Unvetted expansion into …
Why it matters: Unvetted expansion of motorized access into non-motorized zones leads to trail damage, …
Take Action →Protect State Outdoor Recreation Grant Funding
State budget discussions threaten funding for crucial recreation grant programs like NOVA and WWRP — the primary funding engine …
Why it matters: State grants are the primary funding engine for major trail maintenance, trailhead …
Take Action →Monitor USFS Headquarters Reorganization
The Forest Service has announced organizational restructuring and headquarters relocations. Staffing shortages could delay …
Why it matters: Staffing shortages and budget shifts at local ranger districts delay environmental reviews …
Take Action →Fund the DNR Trust Land Transfer Program
Washington DNR's Trust Land Transfer (TLT) program is one of the most effective tools for protecting recreational access on state …
Why it matters: Without adequate TLT funding, state trust lands that support trails and recreation can be …
Take Action →Defend Federal Public Lands — Oppose Privatization
Federal public lands — including the trails we ride — are under threat from legislation that would facilitate their sale, …
Why it matters: The BLM Public Lands Rule, LWCF funding, and the America the Beautiful Act all affect …
Take Action →Protect the Roadless Rule
Federal High —Support Clear E-Moto Definitions & Trail Rules
State Medium —WDFW Wenas & LT Murray Wildlife Areas Road Management
Local Medium —City of Ellensburg Comprehensive Plan Update
Local Medium —Defend Non-Motorized Singletrack in USFS Travel Management
Federal High —Protect State Outdoor Recreation Grant Funding
State High —Monitor USFS Headquarters Reorganization
Federal Low —Fund the DNR Trust Land Transfer Program
State High —Defend Federal Public Lands — Oppose Privatization
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