When necessary to pursue legal action, Broads’ deep level of involvement and knowledge of public lands leads our members to provide legal standing (the capacity to bring suit in court) on various landscapes.Īs grassroots activists, we believe in democracy and dialogue, and encourage science-based approaches to public lands problem-solving. We collaborate with land management agencies on stewardship and monitoring, but also serve as fierce advocates, holding agencies accountable for proper management of our public lands. We are driven by a love of place and a desire to work as a community to protect wild nature.īroads takes a two-pronged approach to public lands advocacy. We welcome, respect, and commit to increasing the racial, cultural, and gender diversity of members, volunteers, and partners.īroads combines education, advocacy, stewardship, and fun-with an emphasis on humor and play as part of the organizational personality. We bond through shared values and nurture each other as we nurture the planet.
Broads’ leadership by older women injects much-needed skill, experience, passion, and commitment to protect public lands. A small professional staff in the national office provides leadership on national issues and supports the growth and development of Broads’ chapters and members, training and mentoring an active network of public land advocates.Īs a national, women-led organization working to protect wilderness and wild lands, Broads enjoys a singular niche at a time when women’s leadership is essential and rising. Our regional, volunteer-led chapters (Broadbands), located in rural and urban communities, organize their members locally to advocate for and engage in public land issues. Please check them out.Great Old Broads for Wilderness (Broads) brings grassroots power to America’s wilderness and wild land protection movement. They are my favorite group of musicians and one of my favorite Youtube channels. I get almost all my music from Two Steps from Hell. (The Research Team is a group of 30+ advanced players who gather information for this channel). Without a clan you will need to spend more resources to get the same things, you will be forced to buy everything outside your specialization on the island market, and you will have no chance of capturing an outpost in a clan war which is key to getting some of the best items in the game. Being part a clan is extremely important in Durango: Wild Lands so Nexon has sponsored me to explain everything you need to know about clans.
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