DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC LANDS AND NATIONAL FORESTS FOR THE BENEFIT OF, AND THE MULTI-USE BY, OUR REGION'S DIVERSE RECREATIONAL COMMUNITIES.

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December 12th

6-9pm (doors open at 5:30)

The Virginian Lodge in Jackson, WY

WHAT WE REPRESENT

 
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Protecting Access

AMPL is dedicated to protecting public land access for responsible, multi-use recreation.

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Multi-Use Etiquette

AMPL recognizes the importance of trail and backcountry multi-use etiquette.

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Land Stewardship

AMPL is dedicated to cultivating a recreation community that values and protects the land we love to enjoy.

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Community Development

We believe bringing all user groups together is a key tool in maintaining recreational access.

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 Over the past years, AMPL has been dedicated to working with our partners to support the responsible recreational use of public lands, engaging with conservationists, federal agencies, and local stakeholders to steward public lands for the benefit of the public, and much more.

WE NEED YOUR INPUT FOR FOREST PLANS

 The Bridger-Teton National Forest is undoubtedly a special place for many Americans. This 3.4-million acre National Forest provides us with countless opportunities for recreation in a variety of forms. It’s a diverse, expansive, rugged, and stunning landscape that so many of us love and appreciate.

A Forest Plan is a document that National Forests use to dictate where particular uses may or may not occur and how different areas of the forest will be managed. From a recreation standpoint, Forest Plans include specific instructions for managing sustainable recreation, including zoning for recreational settings, opportunities, access, and maintaining scenic character.