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(3/3) But we can stop it. ✋ The public comment period closes November 10.

Tell leaders TODAY: Keep the Public Lands Rule in place.
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(2/3) If this rollback moves forward, the BLM would no longer have to prioritize:
❌ Restoring degraded areas
❌ Protecting intact habitats
❌ Safeguarding clean water & wildlife corridors
❌ Using sound science to prevent harm to land, water & wildlife

(4/4) We’re fighting to ensure voluntary retirement remains a powerful conservation tool that protects clean water, wildlife habitat & the public lands that make the Central Coast so extraordinary. 📣

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(3/4) But a new USDA–DOI Grazing Action Plan threatens that progress by reopening vacant allotments (even some previously retired), expanding grazing & reducing oversight, increasing risks to already stressed ecosystems. 🚫

(2/4) The Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act (VGPRA) is a fair, market-based option for ranchers to retire permits.

When a permit is retired, grazing ends permanently—watersheds heal, erosion slows & native habitats rebound—while ranching families gain more choices for their future. ✅