Outdoor Recreation Roundtable Supports BLM's 'All Americans Outside' Initiative to Enhance Public Land Access
The Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR) has expressed its support for the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) new 'All Americans Outside' initiative. This initiative, announced in Moab, Utah, aims to broaden access to America’s public lands for various outdoor recreational activities, including camping, hunting, fishing, biking, boating, and RVing. The ORR, a coalition representing over 110,000 outdoor businesses, views this as a reinforcement of its long-standing priority to improve the quality of life for outdoor enthusiasts. The 'All Americans Outside' program seeks to promote outdoor recreation for health and wellness, create opportunities for youth and veterans, strengthen volunteer stewardship, and foster partnerships that benefit both public lands and local communities. Jessica Turner, ORR President, highlighted that scientific evidence supports the health benefits of spending time outdoors, emphasizing the importance of making this 'vital public health solution' accessible to all.