Implementation of TWP

NREPA
Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act

S 1470
Senator Tester's New Wilderness Bill

Y to Y
Yellowstone to Yukon

Transboundary Project

"Over time, each regional planning group will develop a map-based program for their bioregion. Later, representatives of the bioregional groups will meet and integrate their plans into a national, then continental strategy."

SOULE on the strategy for implementing the Wildlands Project

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IMPLEMENTING the WILDLANDS PROJECT

TWP has created many strategies for implementing their grandiose schemes.

Create new organizations and make alliances and partnerships with others

Write wilderness legislation and find congressional sponsors

Encourage local partnerships to write and sponsor legislation

Promote conservation biology "research" that champions wilderness

Indoctrination of the public

We have identified four immediate threats to multiple use of public lands. Each of these threats involves passing congressional legislation designating new wilderness.

The Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act is the mother of all wilderness bills. It locks up 25 million acres in just three states: Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana. This bill could eliminate virtually all multiple use on National Forests in these states. Go >HERE< to learn more about this bill.

The Yaak Valley Forest Council is working on a bill that would designate new wilderness in NW Montana. They are still drafting the bill. A coalition was formed by YVFC and does include some local government, recreation and timber stakeholders. YVFC touts this as a jobs for wilderness bill. To learn more about YVFC and see the latest version of the bill that we have been able to obtain go >HERE<

The Beaverhead-Deerlodge Partnership Strategy was produced by a collaborative group of environmentalists and timber companies that has completed a legislative proposal and is in the process of recruiting public support and congressional sponsors. Learn more >HERE<

The Blackfoot Challenge is a well funded organization that has also produced a wilderness bill. They are very secretive about their work and we can find nothing on their website about it. Go >HERE< to find out what we do know.

These bills have been combined into one bill sponsored by Senator Tester in the Senate. To learn more about S 1470 go >>HERE<<