Management of BLM WSAs Manual 6330 91 FR 35997 6.15.26

Great Old Broads for Wilderness opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for Wilderness Study Areas and existing Wilderness. They argue that the current guidance provides a necessary, stable framework for conservation and recreation that should be maintained to preserve public trust and land values.

The commenter opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas. They argue that allowing roads, motorized use, or logging would permanently destroy wilderness character and request that existing standards be preserved without change.

Tim Rubald opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas. He argues that the proposed changes lack justification and could cause permanent damage to the wilderness character of these lands.

The commenter opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas. They argue that allowing roads, motorized use, or logging would cause permanent damage to wilderness character and urge the BLM to preserve existing standards.

The commenter opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas. They argue that allowing motorized use, roads, or logging would permanently destroy wilderness character and urge the BLM to preserve existing standards.

The commenter, writing as a private citizen, opposes the BLM's review of wilderness policies and urges the agency to maintain current policies. They argue that preserving wilderness character is essential for recreation, environmental protection, and local economic benefits, and request that any future changes prioritize protection from industrial development.

The commenter opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas. They argue that allowing roads, motorized use, or logging would permanently destroy wilderness character and urge the BLM to preserve existing standards.

The commenter opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas, arguing that such changes would cause permanent damage to wilderness character. They urge the BLM to preserve existing standards without change.

The commenter opposes any revisions to BLM Manual 6330 that would weaken protections for wilderness areas. They argue that allowing roads, motorized use, or logging would permanently destroy wilderness character and urge the BLM to preserve existing standards.