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Allegheny National Forest Proposal Recommends Too Little Wilderness
Please send a letter to the Forest Service today

The Allegheny National Forest, Pennsylvania’s only national forest, is home to some great wild country and unique areas, including the largest tract of old-growth forest between the Great Smoky Mountains and the Adirondacks. Only a small fraction of the Allegheny is now protected permanently in the National Wilderness Preservation System.

The future of this special forest is very much a stake today. The Forest Service is proposing a long-term management plan that recommends too little wilderness and doesn’t do enough to protect the plants, animals and recreation opportunities most people care about. You can change that! Please take a moment to send the letter below to the agency asking for more wilderness protection and safeguards for our fish and wildlife habitats and wildland recreation.