Subject: Tell USDA to keep roadless protections in place Friends, The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced its plan to dismantle the 2001  Roadless Area Conservation Rule. Repealing the rule would remove protections for 45 million  acres of national forest land across the country that are home to irreplaceable fish and wildlife  habitat. This issue not only affects fish and wildlife, but also anglers, hunters, and anyone who recreates  on national forest lands. Right now, the USDA needs to hear from you how important roadless  areas are for fish, wildlife, and outdoor traditions. Native trout or salmon are found in 70 percent of roadless areas across the country and these  public lands support healthy populations of big game including deer and elk. Want more info on how important the Roadless Rule is? Check out this article by TU National’s  Corey Fisher: Roadless is more Follow this link to easily add your comment in a matte...