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Advocacy Update: Runners for Public Lands Speaks Up on Climate Change and Supporting Runnable Landscapes

Advocacy Update: Runners for Public Lands Speaks Up on Climate Change and Supporting Runnable Landscapes

by Bretty Rawson | Oct 8, 2025 | Climate Action, Legislation, News, Public Lands, Sustainability, Uncategorized

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 III: One Week on the Colorado and Continental Divide Trails

by Bretty Rawson | Oct 8, 2025 | Public Lands

RPL Ambassador Oscar Ponteri shares stories from a week spent running parts of the Colorado and Continental Divide Trails.

Advocacy Recap: Runners Speak Out for Roadless Areas

Advocacy Recap: Runners Speak Out for Roadless Areas

by Bretty Rawson | Oct 8, 2025 | News, Public Lands

The Roadless Rule is facing its biggest challenge yet. But how does it impact runners? What Is the Roadless Rule? If you’ve run on a trail or participated in a race in a national forest and felt like you were really in a remote, backcountry location with gorgeous...
Policy Update: Government Shutdown & What It Means for Runners, Club Leaders, and Race Directors

Policy Update: Government Shutdown & What It Means for Runners, Club Leaders, and Race Directors

by Runners for Public Lands | Oct 1, 2025 | News, Public Lands

The government shutdown has begun, and it has implications for runners and race directors who run on federal public lands across the country.

Advocacy Recap: Runners for Public Lands Submits Comment on USDA Reorganization Plan

Advocacy Recap: Runners for Public Lands Submits Comment on USDA Reorganization Plan

by Bretty Rawson | Aug 30, 2025 | Climate Action, Environmental Justice, Equitable Access, Legislation, News, Public Lands, Sustainability, Uncategorized

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.

Advocacy Recap: Runners Speak Out for Roadless Areas

Run for Our Lands II: One Week on the Pacific Crest Trail

by Runners for Public Lands | Aug 11, 2025 | Public Lands

RPL Ambassador Oscar Ponteri shares stories from a week spent running parts of Oregon’s Pacific Crest Trail.

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  • Policy Update: Government Shutdown & What It Means for Runners, Club Leaders, and Race Directors
  • Advocacy Recap: Runners for Public Lands Submits Comment on USDA Reorganization Plan

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