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Help Keep Public Lands Wild and Safe for Wild Horses and Burros |
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Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act
H.R.5737 Domestic livestock grazing on federal public lands is a leading cause of conflicts with other multiple uses—including wild horses and burros.
If passed into federal law, The Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act, H.R.5737, would provide federal public lands commercial grazing permit holders the option to relinquish their commercial grazing permits . Help protect America's public lands, wild horses, burros and other wildlife by reaching out to your federal lawmakers. Help put an end to transporting horses in double deck trailers on American roadways. Please contact your U.S. Representative and urge them to cosponsor the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act.
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FIND YOUR U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
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CURRENT COSPONSORS OF THE VOLUNTARY GRAZING PERMIT RETIREMENT ACT, H.R.5737
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SUGGESTED SCRIPT FOR CONTACTING YOUR LEGISLATORS
As a constituent, I urge (your legislator's name) to cosponsor the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act (H.R.5737), to protect horses from being transported on double deck trailers.
Domestic livestock grazing is the most pervasive and damaging use of federal public lands. On public land across the West, millions of cattle and sheep trample vegetation, damage soil, spread invasive weeds, despoil water, deprive native wildlife of forage and shelter, accelerate desertification and even contribute to global warming.
Please cosponsor and support the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act (H.R.5737) without delay.
Thank you
Domestic livestock grazing is the most pervasive and damaging use of federal public lands. On public land across the West, millions of cattle and sheep trample vegetation, damage soil, spread invasive weeds, despoil water, deprive native wildlife of forage and shelter, accelerate desertification and even contribute to global warming.
Please cosponsor and support the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act (H.R.5737) without delay.
Thank you
