Take Action to Defend Wyoming's Red Desert

Tell the Bureau of Land Management that you support keeping the balanced public land management plan for Wyoming's ecologically-rich Red Desert intact. Add your voice today to protect the Red Desert and uphold the science-based, community-driven decisions that shaped this plan.

Wyoming’s Red Desert is one of the most wild, ecologically intact, and culturally significant landscapes in the American West. After years of public input and collaboration, the Bureau of Land Management finalized a balanced Resource Management Plan (RMP) in 2024 that protects migration corridors, Tribal cultural sites, recreational opportunities, and wildlife habitat–while still allowing for oil and gas development on roughly 70 percent of the planning area.

Now that plan is under threat. The Trump administration has proposed reopening and significantly weakening the Rock Springs RMP, which would undermine years of local involvement and put this irreplaceable landscape at risk.

Take action: Tell the Bureau of Land Management that you support keeping the 2024 Rock Springs RMP in place. Add your voice today to protect the Red Desert and uphold the science-based, community-driven decisions that shaped this plan.

Customize the following comment by adding your own connection to southwest Wyoming’s public lands–why this place matters to you, what you value about it, or what you hope to see protected for future generations.