Grassroots Network

Winter Wildlands Alliance Grassroots Program

Winter Wildlands Alliance works with 40 grassroots groups throughout the country to protect winter wildlands and a quality human-powered snowsports experience on public lands. Listed below are member groups of Winter Wildlands Alliance’s Grassroots Network. Contact the group near you to learn more about how to get involved. Interested in joining the network as a grassroots group? Click here for details on how to join.

ALASKA

Alaska Quiet Rights Coalition
Anchorage

Nordic Ski Club of Fairbanks
Fairbanks

Tsalteshi Trails Association
Soldotna

CALIFORNIA & NEVADA

Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association
Bishop

Friends of the Inyo
Bishop

Friends of Plumas Wilderness
Meadow Valley

Snowlands Network
Sierra Nevada and Southern Cascades

Tahoe Backcountry Alliance
Lake Tahoe Basin

COLORADO

Colorado Mountain Club
Golden

High Country Conservation Advocates
Crested Butte

Friends of the Routt Backcountry
Steamboat Springs

Silent Tracks
Crested Butte

Tenth Mountain Division Hut Association
Aspen

WYOMING

Teton Backcountry Alliance
Jackson

Togwotee Backcountry Alliance
Lander

Wyoming Wilderness Association
Sheridan

Click here for details on how your grassroots group can become part of the network

Action, Tahoe, Winter Travel Planning

How You Can Help Shape the Future of Winter Recreation in Lake Tahoe

In late September, the Forest Service published a Proposed Action for Over-Snow Vehicle Planning that outlines a preliminary vision for all types of winter recreation in the Lake Tahoe Basin. This document represents one step in a much larger process, and the public can comment until November 19.

Advocacy, Grassroots

What We’re Talking About at the 8th Biennial Grassroots Advocacy Conference

This week, we are hosting our 8th Biennial Grassroots Advocacy Conference in Boise, Idaho, and we couldn’t be more excited. It’s an opportunity to learn and to share alongside people who are passionate about public lands, recreation, the great outdoors, and wild places.

A fall scene with trees and snow-capped mountains in Alaska's Tongass National Forest

Advocacy, Alaska, Climate Change, Roadless

Alaska's Tongass National Forest Must Stay Wild

The Trump Administration proposes to allow logging on the Tongass National Forest and exempt it from the Roadless Rule, stripping protections from old growth forests that are vital to the fight against climate change.

Advocacy

We Know a Membership Is Worth More Than a Hat

It’s joining a far-reaching movement of backcountry skiers, riders, and snow people who are passionate about untouched lines of snow, who find meditative enjoyment on the skin track, whose best days last not from first to last chair but from sunup to sundown.

Winter Wildlands Alliance is a national nonprofit organization promoting and
preserving winter wildlands and a quality human-powered snowsports
experience on public lands.

Winter Wildlands Alliance Grassroots Program

ALASKA

CALIFORNIA & NEVADA

COLORADO

IDAHO

IOWA

MINNESOTA

MONTANA

NEW HAMPSHIRE & MAINE

NEW MEXICO

UTAH

VERMONT

WASHINGTON

WYOMING

How You Can Help Shape the Future of Winter Recreation in Lake Tahoe

What We’re Talking About at the 8th Biennial Grassroots Advocacy Conference

Alaska's Tongass National Forest Must Stay Wild

We Know a Membership Is Worth More Than a Hat

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