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Motorized access | Why it’s important
Motorized access has been redefined and used to somehow describe a way to protect the environment by keeping vehicles on designated roads. The fact is, that using established designated roads is not meant to protect wildlife, the environment, or nature in any way. In fact, it’s a right that is granted by law.
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Re-wilding Arizona | The plan of a radical environmentalist
It’s hard for your average person to comprehend a scenario where non-governmental organizations buy up rural private property to create wildlife preserves with a goal to turn 50% of the United States into Wilderness. If you’re concerned about road closures, then strap on your tinfoil hat and get ready for this one.
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The crested saguaro cactus | Arizona’s majestic beauty
Among the thousands of saguaro cactuses in Arizona, there are a few who stand out from the rest. Most humans give them no attention as we pass by daily. Maybe the saguaro blends in with the rest. Or perhaps they are just disregarded as a freak of nature.
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Designated wilderness and RS 2477 roads | Its a sticky situation
Many designated wilderness areas could be considered null and void under the law. When we think of a Wilderness Area, we typically think of a roadless area set aside and protected from Mining and motorized activity to create a haven for wildlife. The reality is, many designated Wilderness areas contain old roads and trails and…
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The ultimate guide to camping in Arizona
Arizona offers abundant camping options ranging from dispersed backcountry sites to designated campgrounds on diverse public lands like National Forests, BLM areas, and state parks. Enthusiasts can enjoy solitude and recreation including hiking, OHV trails, and fishing. Navigation tools like topo maps and digital resources aid in finding ideal spots, while respecting private lands and…
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Road closures | Arizona courts or federal bureaucrats
Congressional nullification opens the door for Arizona courts to decide on road closures Nullifying The USDA Forest Service Travel Management Rule 36 CFR 212 will open the door for an Arizona court of competent jurisdiction to close roads over Federal public lands. Local control could be the best chance we have to keep motorized access…
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Vulture Mine Expedition
Embark on the Vulture Mine Expedition, a thrilling 4×4 adventure through the historic Vulture Mountains in Arizona. Explore challenging trails, abandoned mines, and breathtaking scenery while learning about the region’s rich gold rush history. This self-guided journey, suitable for novice to intermediate off-roaders, takes you to the iconic Vulture Mine and other natural wonders. Download…
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Federal Dominance | Something our founding fathers warned us of
Explore the constitutionality of federal public lands within sovereign states, uncovering the warnings of our Founding Fathers against federal overreach. Learn how current land management policies impact access, state sovereignty, and the outdoor economy in the Western U.S.
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New updates require Forest Service directives to undergo public scoping
The USDA Forest Service is seeking public comments on updates to its employee handbook under 36 CFR 216, strengthening transparency and public participation in the process. New regulations introduce scoping periods for changes and require a Notice of Availability in the Federal Register for public input on proposed directives. Learn more about how these changes…
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Bureau of Land Management | How Arizona stopped trail closures
Facing trail closures on BLM land, Arizona fought back, saving over 10,000 miles of trails and setting a precedent for motorized access in public lands. Learn how the battle led to the disapproval of BLM’s Resource Management 2.0, reopening thousands of trails across the U.S. and shaping the future of public land access.