NOT FOR SALE:

America's Public Lands Are At Risk!


Two cyclists riding through a scenic mountainous landscape with trees.
 
At Esker Cycles we name all of our bikes after defenders of wild places for a reason. Because wild, open and free places are worth defending. We want to use our little corner of this little industry to bring attention to the messages of folks like Japhy, Hayduke and the Lorax.
 
But now, in America, under the Senate Budget Reconciliation Bill, our public lands face the biggest existential crisis we have seen in generations.
 
Public lands that are possibly up for sale with this bill are not only where the majority of our trails are, they are also sacred indigenous places, habitat for wildlife, and where our water comes from.
 
Public lands are a national treasure for all to enjoy. Please join us in contacting your representatives and letting them know that OUR PUBLIC LANDS ARE NOT FOR SALE.

Here are a few quick and easy ways you can contact your represntatives:

  • The Outdoor Alliance has a petition you can fill out HERE
  • Do you know who your elective officials are? No problem! Simply text your zip code to 520-200-2223.
  • The next step would be to call the congress switchboard 202-224-3121 and ask to be connected with any of your representatives in D.C.
  • You can also search for all your elected offical's contacts HERE
  • HERE is the complete .pdf of phone numbers for every member of Congress

Please take a few minutes to call your representatives and simply tell them how you feel.

Resources:

Statement from the National Association of Forest Service Retirees 

Statement from the Center for Biological Diversity

Advocacy tips from Bikepacking Roots

Tips from the Wilderness Society

Backcountry Hunters and Anglers have a contact form set up