Public Lands Sell Off

by on June 12, 2025 with No Comments

You’ve support our work to protect the Puente-Chino Hills Wildlife Corridor. Now we call on you to support the continued protection of federal lands as US Senators consider a budget bill to sell off 3.25 million acres.

☎️ If you care about public lands, call or email your federal elected officials TODAY. Tell them to stop the public lands sell off!

➡️ Congressional Leaders: bit.ly/Federal-Reps

➡️ Senators: bit.ly/US-Senators

The US Senate just proposed selling off up to 3.25 million acres of public lands—including lands in California—to fund tax cuts for billionaires.

From Big Bear to South Yuba, public lands you love could be privatized under a dangerous new Senate Bill.

California has a lot to lose.

The Senate’s proposal threatens critical habitat, sacred tribal lands, recreation areas, and watersheds—all to benefit large corporations and the ultra-wealthy.

Places like Castle Peak, Caples Creek, and Cow Mountain could be sold off for profit. This bill is a direct attack on California’s wild lands.

This bill cuts the public out of land use decisions, fast-tracks development, and weakens environmental review—putting profits over people and the planet.

Hills For Everyone strongly opposes this public land sell-off scheme. All Americans deserve access to clean air, clean water, and protected wildlands—not giveaways to developers.

This is more than land. It’s our way of life. Hiking, hunting, fishing, and camping are at risk.

Tell Congress: our lands aren’t for sale.

Call or Email your Federal Representatives

➡️ Congressional Leaders
➡️ Senators

A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of the National Mall. Below the photo it says: The US Senate just proposed selling off up to 3.25 million acres of public lands—including lands in California—to fund tax cuts for billionaires.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of Big Bear Lake, CA. Below the photo it says: From Big Bear to South Yuba, public lands you love could be privatized under a dangerous new Senate Bill. California has a lot to lose.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of the Los Padres National Forest. Below the photo it says: The Senate’s proposal threatens critical habitat, sacred tribal lands, recreation areas, and watersheds—all to benefit large corporations and the ultra-wealthy.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of Caples Creek, El Dorado National Forest. Below the photo it says: Places like Castle Peak, Caples Creek, and Cow Mountain could be sold off for profit. This bill is a direct attack on California’s wild lands.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of small plants growing on top of coins stacked up. Below the photo it says: This bill cuts the public out of land use decisions, fast-tracks development, and weakens environmental review—putting profits over people and the planet.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of hands doing a heart over water. Below the photo it says: Hills For Everyone strongly opposes this public land sell-off scheme. All Americans deserve access to clean air, clean water, and protected wildlands—not giveaways to developers.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of a tent set up in a forest setting. Below the photo it says: This is more than land. It’s our way of life. Hiking, hunting, fishing, and camping are at risk. Tell Congress: our lands aren’t for sale.
A black background with the HFE logo upper right and a threat thermometer on the left pointing to red. The title is: Threats to Public Lands. There is a photo of a person fishing at a lack at sunset. Above the photo is a green bar with an "Act Now" button being pressed by a mouse icon. Below the photo it says: Call or email your federal representatives with two links: bit.ly/Federal-Reps and bit.ly/US-Senators. There is a phone and email icon on each side of the links which rest atop a green bar.