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SPECIAL REPORT | How Federal Policy Prevented the Use of Fire Retardant in the Dragon Bravo Fire
Discover how the Red Book’s fire retardant avoidance areas, enforced across public lands, blocked aerial retardant use in the 2025 Dragon Bravo Fire, leading to the loss of the Grand Canyon Lodge. Despite NPS’s discretionary property exceptions, strict ESA-driven policies prioritized species over heritage, costing a landmark. Explore the fire’s $124M toll, firefighter J. Hank…
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Dave Sparks from Diesel Brothers reveals the shocking lawfare targeting his company
Dave Sparks reveals his arrest, court battle, and clash with environmental groups over diesel emissions in a shocking YouTube exposé.
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Pro Tip #7 | The 4×4 clubs you should avoid in Arizona
Avoid outdated 4×4 clubs in Arizona that fracture motorized users. Learn which groups fail to protect backroads and how to support effective advocacy for access.
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Pro Tip #6 | How to Install Heavy Off-Road Tires Using the Toe-Lift Technique
Struggling to mount heavy off-road tires? Learn how to install big tires with ease using the toe-lift technique — a safe, simple, and effective method for any off-roader.
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The Water Heist: How the City of Surprise is seizing water rights
Uncover the City of Surprise’s abusive use of eminent domain to seize water rights from rural Arizona communities like Circle City, Wittmann, and Morristown. This investigative report exposes how Surprise’s water grabs fuel urban sprawl, threatening small towns with annexation and loss of autonomy. Read the shocking details of corruption and overreach.
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VICTORY | US Forest Service rescinds roadless rule reopening millions of acres to motorized use
Celebrate a major victory for public lands: The US Forest Service has rescinded the 2001 Roadless Rule, reopening millions of acres of national forests to motorized access, timber harvesting, mineral exploration, and wildfire mitigation under Secretary Rollins and the Trump administration. Discover how this boosts recreation, rural economies, and forest health.
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Chinese Influence in Arizona’s Mining | Resolution Copper, Gold Paradise Peak, and Contradictions to U.S. National Interests
Uncover the Chinese influence in Arizona’s Resolution Copper and Senator Mine projects, exposing the Department of the Interior’s contradictory stance on national security. Learn how Chinalco and Gold Paradise Peak Inc.’s ties to China risk diverting U.S. resources abroad.
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Federal Overreach and Jurisdictional Confusion on Public Lands
Explore the challenges of federal overreach in public land management, leading to jurisdictional confusion, illegal activities, and unjust road closures. Learn why empowering state law enforcement is critical to protecting public lands and ensuring responsible access for all.
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The rise of regulations over motorized access to America’s Western lands
Explore the rise of regulations over motorized access to America’s Western lands from 1972 to 2006, detailing the impact of RS 2477, Executive Order 11644, and NEPA on public land use and 4×4 trails.