‘Roadless rule’ could affect Lincoln National Forest as Sen. Heinrich calls it a “Trojan Horse”

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Hikers from the Colorado Mountain Club and Highpointers Club hiked in Lincoln National Forest during a test run of the Guadalupe Ridge Trail in April 2016.
Hikers from the Colorado Mountain Club and Highpointers Club hiked in Lincoln National Forest during a test run of the Guadalupe Ridge Trail in April 2016.

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Adrian Hedden Artesia Daily Press achedden@elritomedia.com The Trump administration and Republicans in Congress are working to abolish a federal regulation that restricts road construction and logging on public land in New Mexico. The so-called “Roadless Rule,” adopted in 2001 by…

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