Stories
Advocacy Recap: Runners for Public Lands Submits Comment on USDA Reorganization Plan
Repealing the 2009 endangerment finding would undermine protections that regulate greenhouse gases, threatening the health of public lands and the humans recreating on those lands.
RPL is hiring a Director of Advocacy and Education
Are you interested in mobilizing runners nationwide to take meaningful action for public lands, climate, and access to nature for all? Great news, we are hiring a Director of Advocacy and Education to do just that!
Year In Review: A Look Back at RPL’s 2024
RPL’s 2024 Annual Report.
Run for Our Lands II: One Week on the Pacific Crest Trail
RPL Ambassador Oscar Ponteri shares stories from a week spent running parts of Oregon’s Pacific Crest Trail.
Policy Update: Changes to the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)
Weakening NEPA curtails the ability of runners and recreators across the country to provide input on how public lands are managed.
Policy Update: Potential Rollback of the EPA’s Endangerment Finding
Repealing the 2009 endangerment finding would undermine protections that regulate greenhouse gases, threatening the health of public lands and the humans recreating on those lands.
Run for Our Lands: One Week on the Appalachian Trail
RPL Ambassador Oscar Ponteri reflects on running a section of Vermont’s Long Trail.
Running the Revolution: Reflections on Leadville
Vic Thasiah, RPL Board President, reflects on the 2025 Camp and Run event.
One Senator’s Push to Sell Off Millions of Acres of Public Lands in the West
Board member Bryant Baker explores the the saga of a wildly unpopular proposal to sell off public lands.
Public lands • policy updates from RPL
Policy updates from Runners for Public Lands on the latest public lands policies, initiatives, and changes to be aware of.
This is our way of saying thank you
This week, we’re giving the editorial keys to Athena Thasiah and Abby Gonzalez, interns for Runners for Public Lands.
Run with mental health in mind: A take on climate advocacy and mental health in Idaho
This week, we’re giving the editorial keys to Ananda Lettner, a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC) in Pocatello, ID.