Former U.S. Representative Steve Pearce has cleared an important hurdle before he is tabbed to run the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
The legislation would ensure that our nation's public lands and natural treasures are open to all Americans.
SEMA is working to ensure the legislation, which would require operators to complete a safety course, would not impose unnecessary burdens or create cost barriers for enthusiasts and families.
Rep. Obernolte is leading the way to ensure that certain SoCal regions remain a shared-use area for motorized recreation.
The organization spoke in support of a proposal to withdraw the 2024 Conservation and Landscape Health rulemaking, which closed access to millions of acres of public lands.
SEMA has lent support to several federal efforts to expand motorized access to public lands.
The agency will reassess motorized vehicle route designations within the Labyrinth/Gemini Bridges Travel Management Area, near Moab, Utah.
A proposed military airspace expansion threatens off-roading access and events like King of the Hammers; public comments are due by NEXT WEEK.
The new partnership unifies off-road and powersports voices in an effort to protect access, rights and industry interests.
Partnerships show how the private industry can provide government agencies with the tools to accomplish what we all want: keep our public trails open for motorized recreation.