roadless

Roadless areas around the country are being well protected by the administration.

It is the largest roadless piece of land left in the state.

The Bush administration is trying to kill the roadless plan for our national forests.

"This is the biggest roadless area in the lower 48," she said.

Roadless areas are important sources of clean water for many Western cities.

The administration announced that it would, after all, support the Clinton plan for roadless forest areas.

For environmental groups, the roadless rule was a trump card.

Leopold suggested instead that a large area be left roadless.

"I run a freight service to the roadless," she said.

Roadless rules are also seen as a way to save taxpayers money.

She points out that the land is already managed as roadless areas similar to wilderness.

For example, part of the criterion says that wilderness must be roadless.

A local guide led them on the last roadless stretch into the valley.

About one fourth of the nation's roadless forest area is located in Alaska.

Only the Clinton administration's commitment to consider protections for roadless areas saved the program.

Headed back west, the light plane left the road to cross the roadless northern section.

The going had been slow over the roadless desert.

One official estimated that the approach would reduce future logging by 70 percent in what are now roadless areas.

"It gives the authority to the chief to offer commercial timber sales in roadless areas."

But the remote and roadless country, far from big markets, has been unattractive to business.

Thirty miles of trails provide good hiking opportunities in this roadless area.

It is the only canyon in Colorado that is roadless.

We leave the bikes this time and trek to the roadless village on foot.

On its third day in the roadless mountains, the artillery train was stretched out for several miles.

Conservation groups said the administration had failed to defend the roadless designation adequately.