New Hampshire House Resolution 44 urges opposition to any efforts to open roadless areas or diminish protections for state and federal public lands.
New Hampshire House Resolution 44 expresses support for maintaining protections for state and federal public lands, including roadless areas in the White Mountain National Forest. The resolution emphasizes the importance of these lands for tourism, outdoor recreation, and economic benefits, contributing nearly $4 billion annually and supporting tens of thousands of jobs.
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