Great Old Broads for Wilderness

A people-powered campaign

The people’s lands

Protected by the people’s hands.

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The folks in D.C. think they can run roughshod over us and the lands we love. They’re wrong.

With every seed we plant and every conversation we hold, we’re putting our hands and hearts to work to protect the public lands we love.

We’re not sitting down. We’re not being quiet. We’re showing those who would do us harm: these are the people’s lands, protected by the people’s hands.

Wilderness Week
September 20–26

Take one action for public lands before Wilderness Week begins on September 20.

Share what you’ve already done or what you plan to do this fall.

We’ll take your action to members of the U.S. Congress to show them that we know these lands and we’re protecting them with all we’ve got.

Join people across the country in standing up for the public lands we love.

Wilderness WeekSeptember 20–26

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Share what you’ve already done or what you plan to do this fall to inspire others and let our leaders know that we’re not backing down.

Your actions will be added to the list taken to members of Congress during Wilderness Week, September 20–26.

Wilderness Week  ·  September 20–26

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Why public lands?

Public lands are our legacy, and we won’t stand by while they’re destroyed. These lands are the places where we thrive because nature is thriving. We act with urgency today to protect them for generations to come.