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Bookmark or Share- The GORP Act — Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection ActThe GORP Act. The GPLI coalition’s efforts culminated in a set of legislative recommendations that build upon the common ground between all their members, providing a carefully vetted, deliberative vision for the future of public lands in and around Gunnison County that Senator Bennet’s team translated into the draft of the Gunnison Outdoor ...
- Explore the Designations - Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection ActThere are two primary types of congressional designations used in the GORP Act: Wilderness is a congressional designation that provides the highest form of protection for public lands and protects their natural, undeveloped, and ‘untrammeled’ character.
- Recreation — Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection ActOutdoor recreation is a way of life in Gunnison and the GORP Act would ensure that hundreds of miles of trail retain their wild undeveloped character and quality recreation experience we love.
- FAQs — Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection ActThe draft GORP Act was carefully designed to protect critical community values in the Gunnison Basin, including: A strong economy. Clean water and air. A wide range of sustainably managed outdoor recreation. Healthy, intact ecosystems. Robust wildlife populations, including cold-water fisheries. A long legacy of ranching. Opportunities for ...
- GPLI & GORP in the News - Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection ActOn May 20, Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet unveiled draft legislation for the Gunnison Public Lands Initiative (GPLI), a collaborative, locally led effort from a coalition of 10 stakeholder groups. The GPLI efforts are encompassed by the new Gunnison Outdoor Resources Protection (GORP) Act.
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