Stop Drilling on the Roan Plateau Before It Starts

Protect Colorado’s Roan Plateau

Trump’s Department of Interior is attempting to open nearly 127,000 acres of public lands in Colorado — including over 4,000 acres on the top of the Roan Plateau — to reckless oil and gas leasing and drilling. This plan threatens critical habitat for elk, bear, and rare trout, jeopardizing one of the region’s last remaining wild oases.

Submit your public comment before September 11 to stop this ruinous plan and defend our public lands.

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By September 11, tell the Trump administration to keep destructive drilling off the top of the Roan Plateau

Photo of the Roan Plateau

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In just one lease sale, Trump’s Department of Interior is attempting to open nearly 127,000 acres of Colorado public lands — including over 4,000 acres on the top of the Roan Plateau — to reckless oil and gas leasing and drilling.

This cherished landscape is a beloved backcountry zone for hunting, fishing, and other outdoor recreation and features deep box canyons, flowing freshwater streams, and vibrant meadows. Unfortunately, nearly half of the plateau is already dotted with roads and oil and gas well pads.

If this plan proceeds, black bears, cougars, elk, trout, golden eagles, peregrine falcons, and many more species are at risk.

Our commitment is steadfast and we won’t stop now in the fight to protect the Roan Plateau and all of America’s public lands. We must make our voices heard before it’s too late to ensure future generations can experience these unique wildlife habitats and inspiring wild landscapes.

Submit your public comment before September 11 to stop this ruinous plan and defend our public lands.