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HomeAboutAboutMember Organizations and BusinessesBoard & Staff990 IRS FilingsPrivacy PolicyCurrent IssuesFight for Every InchFill Lake PowellHelp Us Fight Against Unlawful OHV Bans in MoabWestern Phoenix ProjectCamp Free! – Join the Dispersed Camping Access Alliance to Protect Dispersed Camping10,000+ Project – Keep Utah OpenUpdatesAction CenterYellowstone UpdatesShareTrails MagazineContact UsJoin / RenewJoin / RenewUpdate Your InformationSubscribeBRC StoreDonateDonate – General FundDonate – Legal FundSelect Page Join or Renew Today $25 BAsic Membership $125 Basic Business/Organization Membership $50 Premium Membership $300 Premium Business/Organization Membership $5/month Subscribing member $600 Lifetime Membership Our Top PrioritiesWe are taking on some of the biggest challenges for recreation access. If you’re aware of an issue please let us know, and we’ll get to work for you! Fight for Every Inch - Oppose 30x30We’re working to challenge Antiquities Act abuse and the expansion of restrictive land-use designations.Learn More Defend Your Ground in the Stanislaus National ForestSupport BRC and the Sierra Snowmobile Foundation’s Legal Challenge to Winter Recreation Closures.Learn More Fill Lake PowellIf you love Lake Powell should add your name to our petition to tell policymakers and politicians to Fill Lake Powell.Learn More Dispersed Camping Access AllianceAnti-access groups who want to shut down access to public lands in the West have made serious efforts to restrict, regulate, or eliminate dispersed camping.Join Today 10,000+ PROJECTWe’re standing up to anti-access groups in Utah and working to keep over 10,000 miles of trails open for recreation in Utah.Join the Fight Western Phoenix ProjectWe have created the Western Phoenix Project to develop an aggressive policy, public education, and litigation strategy to empower our land managers with a better system for protecting our communities. With your help we will do the work to reopen the roads, lands and trails of the West and hold the decision makers and stakeholders accountable. Then, we will work with our growing team of organizations and allies to develop the land reform agenda we need to adopt to rise out of the ashes of this mess.Save Our Forests Operation AccessibleSupport Outdoor Recreation Access for those with DisabilitiesLearn More Recent Posts Three Major Dispersed Camping DevelopmentsApr 29, 2022Outdoor recreation has completely exploded over the past few years. Although we've seen increases in all forms of outdoor recreation, dispersed camping has seen disproportionately large amounts of growth with many of the campers being new, public lands users and first... Recreation Needs a Seat at the Lake Powell TableApr 29, 2022We have been engaged in working group meetings and conducting research on how water policy in the Colorado Basin is conducted. It is overwhelmingly apparent in every meeting we attend and within letters that are sent that recreation is never listed as a priority in... Fees and Reservations Proposed in Rabbit Valley, Within the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, ColoradoApr 26, 2022So many visitors are heading to Rabbit Valley near the Western border of Colorado that the Bureau of Land Management will immediately require camping reservations and begin building or revamping campsites. Located west of Fruita in the McInnis Canyons National... San Rafael Desert Legal UpdateApr 21, 2022In the Fall of 2020, the Price Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management released their decision to open hundreds of miles of roads in the San Rafael Desert. The San Rafael Desert is South of Green River Utah, and features terrain similar to what you find in Moab... Lawsuit Over Pine Creek Road in Oregon Heats Up: County Claims Public Right of WayApr 13, 2022A 2 1/2 mile road that crosses private land is being disputed in courts in Western Oregon. Pine Creek Road which is located in Baker County has been used for generations in the Elkhorn Mountain Range to provide crucial access to federal public lands. This is used by... Partners for Access Become a Sponsor The BlueRibbon Coalition is an IRS 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization. Your donation is tax deductible within the limitations of IRS regulations. A copy of BRC's current financial statement is available on our website: https://www.sharetrails.org/990-irs-filings/ FacebookTwitterInstagramDesigned by Elegant Themes | Powered by WordPress