Graphic

s

How inaction on climate change threatens your local public lands recreation

How inaction on climate change threatens your local public lands recreation

Did you know that climate change is already threatening public lands recreation? Mounting climate change impacts can be felt across the country. Just a few of those impacts include lengthened and more intense wildfire seasons that create poor air quality, decreased snowpack and ski season length, impacts on wildlife and fish populations, and decreased water recreation access. It gets worse: research shows that many of our public lands are being impacted more rapidly than the rest of the country.

30×30 & Land Protection Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our 30×30 and Land Protection issue areas. The graphics included are available for download and public use.

Climate Change Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our Climate Change issue area. The graphics included are available for download and public use.

Ethics & Transparency Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our Ethics & Transparency issue area. The graphics included are available for download and public use.

Extremism Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our Extremism issue area. The graphics included are available for download and public use.

Conservation Funding Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our Conservation Funding issue area. The graphics included are available for download and public use.

Oil & Gas Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our Oil and Gas issue area. The graphics included are available for download and public use.

Outdoor Recreation Graphics

View graphics created by the Center for Western Priorities related to our Outdoor Recreation issue area. The graphics included are available for download and public use.