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The Trump Administration is trying to repeal vital protection for America’s roadless areas.

Each year ESWA’s trained sawyers clear over 1,000 trees that fall across trails in the Eagles Nest, Holy Cross, and Ptarmigan Peak Wilderness Areas using only hand saws. We have proven that motorized chain saws are NOT required to maintain Wilderness Trails.

The Eagle Summit Wilderness Alliance (ESWA) supports Alternative 3 of the U.S. Forest Service's Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Sweetwater Lake Recreation Management and Development Project.

Vail Bighorn Preserve becomes a reality.

Wilderness areas are some of the last semi-intact ecosystems in the Lower 48 States. The more we learn about the natural world, the more we

In ESWA's first letter-writing campaign through Action Network over 170 letters have been sent. An email was sent out in October asking...

We believe that sport bolting doesn't belong in Wilderness and is a slippery slope that will result in less protection of the Wilderness.