The Roadless Area Conservation Rule, enacted in 2001, protects nearly 60 million acres of U.S. national forests from road construction and logging. It preserves pristine habitats, clean water, and recreation opportunities. Benefits extend to wildlife, local communities, and future generations relying on intact ecosystems.
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