A sweeping proposal from Senate Republicans, described as a "Big Beautiful Bill," aims to make over 250 million acres of public land across multiple states, including Colorado and California, available for sale. Advocates for public land, including environmental groups and outdoor enthusiasts, are sounding the alarm over potential sell-offs that could impact treasured areas such as Grand Teton National Park, Crater Lake, and Mount Hood. Opponents argue that the plan benefits wealthy developers while threatening access to recreational spaces for families and communities. Key figures, including Senator Mike Lee, are pushing for legislation that could result in the sale of millions of acres, prompting significant public outcry and proposals for rallies to resist these changes. As the bill progresses, stakeholders fear irreversible damage to these invaluable landscapes.