Stand Up for Local Input to Protect Sporting Traditions, Wildlife, and Public Lands

Hunters and anglers had a voice in decisions about energy development on public lands for more than a century, but Congress recently removed that ability. The Local Input Act would restore voices of hunters and anglers, allowing the Bureau of Land Management to consider public input and protect important wildlife habitat when deciding whether to lease public lands for development.

Please stand up for fish and wildlife, our public lands, and sporting traditions by sending a message to your members of Congress urging them to support the Local Input Act.

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Dear Representative and Senators,

As a proud hunter and angler, I urge you to support the Local Input Act to restore the opportunity for sportsmen and women to have meaningful input on energy development decisions affecting our public lands.

For more than a century, hunters, anglers, and local communities had a voice in helping shape responsible public lands management. That input allowed the Bureau of Land Management to consider important wildlife habitat, migration corridors, and recreational opportunities when deciding whether public lands should be leased for energy development. Congress recently eliminated that opportunity.

The Local Input Act would restore this commonsense process, ensuring local voices can once again be heard in decisions that affect wildlife populations, hunting and fishing traditions, and the local economies that depend on outdoor recreation.

Please support the Local Input Act and restore public processes that protect wildlife habitat and America's sporting heritage.

Thank you for your consideration.

Sincerely,
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