Senate Republicans have doubled down on the House’s billionaire boosting budget bill with a disastrous version of their own. The bill would authorize the sale of up to 3 million acres of public lands across 11 Western states. These lands include critical wildlife habitats, roadless areas, protected forests, and sacred landscapes.

This isn’t just reckless. It’s a direct attack on our shared national heritage.

From the Arctic to Otero Mesa, the Owyhee Canyonlands to Snoqualmie, these places are not disposable—they are essential to ecosystems, Indigenous communities, and the millions of Americans who depend on public lands for clean air, water, recreation, and cultural connection.

And it doesn’t stop there. The bill also calls for:

• Mandatory oil lease sales in the Arctic Refuge
• A mining road through a national park
• Doubling logging in western national forests

This is a crisis moment. Will our senators stand with the American people and the land we all share—or will they sell it off to fund tax cuts for billionaires?

📞 Call your senators now
Tell them to vote NO on this land giveaway bill.

Call the Capitol Switchboard: +1 (202) 224-3121 or use the link below to contact your senators directly:

>> Find your senators

CALL SCRIPT:
Hello, my name is [YOUR NAME]. I’m a constituent of Senator [NAME] who votes in [CITY].

I’m calling to strongly oppose the reconciliation bill that includes the sale of millions of acres of public land.

This bill is an outrageous attempt to liquidate some of our most valuable public resources for private profit. These lands belong to the American people—not to special interests.

I ask Senator [NAME] to:

• Publicly oppose the land sale provisions of the bill
• Vote NO on the reconciliation bill
• Defend our public lands from short-sighted exploitation

We cannot allow Congress to set a precedent that our natural heritage can be sold off to the highest bidder. I expect Senator [NAME] to stand up and speak out now.

Every call matters. Every voice counts.

Public lands belong to all of us—and it’s up to all of us to defend them.

Thank you for taking action.

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