Tom Turner, journalist, author, and editor-at-large for Earthjustice in Oakland, California, tells a condensed story of the Roadless Rule. The Roadless Rule is an important chapter in environmental history and one of the greatest conservation victories in history – the Clinton Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which protected 65 million acres of roadless area in national forest from road building and logging. Tom, who was directly involved, tells the brief story here, but the full story is in the book, Roadless Rules.