What Has UPLA Done For Me Lately?

UPLA attends a lot of meetings and events where we are visible, but most of the work that UPLA does is behind the scenes. We’re constantly examining land management actions, court cases, social media, and the Federal Register to stay informed about proposed actions that may affect OHV recreation. This work is vitally important, not only to help influence the decisions that Land Managers make, but also to present enough facts to satisfy the elements of a claim for legal legal action.

UPLA does not engage directly in litigation, but instead trusts BlueRibbon Coalition to initiate and manage all legal claims to represent our interests as a Member, and they can do the same thing for you as a member of BlueRibbon Coalition, that’s why we strongly recommend you become a member of both UPLA and BlueRibbon. Join UPLA and BlueRibbon Coalition Here

Some of the work we have recently engaged in can be found at these links:

Rescission of Conservation and Landscape Health Rule November 10, 2025

Labyrinth Canyon Gemini Bridges Moab Revision Comments October 24, 2025

Recission of National Forest Roadless Rule Comments September 19, 2025

Marine Expansion Proposal in Johnson Valley OHV September 18, 2025

Marine Expansion Joint Letter with 5 OHV Groups September 12, 2025

Beas Lewis Flat Campground Expansion September 17, 2025

House Natural Resources Briefing Request on Volunteerism September 3, 2025

USDA NEPA Regulations Comments August 4, 2025

Department of Interior NEPA Regulations Comments August 4, 2025

Comments on Burdensome Federal Regulations June 4, 2025

All these comments have also been supplied to Utah Congressional Representatives, Federal Agency Officials, and Utah State Government officials. These important actions UPLA takes to preserve access to your public lands have only been possible by all three of the following:

  • UPLA’s Natural Resources Consultant, Rose Winn
  • Funding from the OHVR Grant program sponsored by the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation
  • Your Membership and Generous Donations

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!




 




UPLA Membership Announcement

Utah is blessed with 2,400,000 acres of land owned by federal and state government, that means 70% of Utah land belongs to us, the people. Even though it’s our land, the fight to retain access to these lands for responsible recreation is getting even fiercer.

The Utah Public Lands Alliance has been representing the public since 2014 and now have over 950 members. We are expanding our coverage throughout the state and to make sure we represent all public land users. To accomplish our Mission, we are changing our Membership policy effective July 6, 2021.

Our existing Lifetime Members as of June 30 will be automatically converted to Charter Members, which are to be recognized as the first to step up to meet the challenge. All Charter Members will retain their membership for life without any further subscriptions.

Effective July 6 all new members will become Annual Members at the same fee of $25 except it will automatically renew each year. For Members that want to step forward and be recognized for making a huge difference, a Benefactor Lifetime Membership will be available for $500 as a one time donation.

What Do You Need To Do?

If you are already a UPLA member, you do not need to do anything, you will automatically become a Charter Member on July 6.

If you are not currently a member, sign up for the Lifetime Membership by July 5 and you’ll automatically become a Charter Member, meaning you’ll never have to pay membership dues again.

 

Together, We Will Win

But We Can’t Do It Without You