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Wyoming needs the EXPLORE act

To: Sen. Barrasso, Sen. Lummis, Rep. Hageman

From: A verified voter in Lander, WY

December 11

The EXPLORE Act represents a significant step forward in improving outdoor recreation opportunities on public lands and waters across the country. This bipartisan package aims to enhance access, streamline permitting processes, and safeguard cherished activities like rock climbing. By supporting initiatives like the Biking on Long Distance Trails Act, the Protecting America's Rock Climbing Act, and the Simplifying Outdoor Access for Recreation Act, the EXPLORE Act will create more long-distance bike trails, protect wilderness climbing areas, and simplify the permitting system for outfitters and guides. Additionally, the act provides permanent guidance for crucial programs like the Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership and the Federal Interagency Council on Outdoor Recreation (FICOR). As outdoor recreation continues to grow in popularity, it is imperative that our public lands and waters are managed effectively to accommodate this increasing demand while preserving these natural treasures for future generations. I urge you to vote in favor of the EXPLORE Act, ensuring that our nation's outdoor recreation opportunities are expanded and enhanced for all to enjoy responsibly. This comprehensive package reflects the collaborative efforts of diverse stakeholders, including Outdoor Alliance and its partners, who have dedicated countless hours to shaping and advocating for these essential policies. By supporting the EXPLORE Act, you will be upholding the values of conservation, accessibility, and responsible stewardship that are so vital to the outdoor recreation community and the American public.

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