Flag the fight
only you can see.
Most public-lands decisions never touch the Federal Register. The people who live near them see them first. That’s you. Flag it here and it becomes an action page thousands of readers can move on before the deadline.
Submit a fight ↓What PLAN watches
No scanner reaches the fourth row. Big Bend sat on a cbp.gov PDF for a month until a reader sent it in.
The first fight from the network
17 miles of barrier through Big Bend country. Never in the Federal Register.
The night before PLAN launched, a reader flagged a border barrier plan that sat on a cbp.gov PDF for a month. Editors verified every fact against the document; it was live with the agency’s real comment channel within hours, five days before the deadline.
See the Big Bend action →Santa Elena Canyon on the Rio Grande, Big Bend National Park (NPS / B. Trester)
You flag it
A state land board auction, a county rezoning beside a refuge, an agency project page with a comment window. Give us the official link and the deadline; two sentences on the stakes helps.
We verify it
Editors check every submission against its official page before anything publishes. The stakes get written in plain English and the real submission channel comes from the source document.
The network moves
Your fight gets an action page with talking points, a starter comment, the deadline clock, and the official way to file. Labeled "From the Network," with your name on it if you want the credit.
Know a fight we’re missing?
One thing is non-negotiable: an official page where the decision lives. We publish nothing we can’t verify against a primary source.
Official link required
an agency page, board agenda, or legal notice
Deadline helps
if there is no posted end date, tell us what you know
No expertise needed
you need to be right about where the decision lives
You hear back either way
and your name goes on the page only if you want it
How we verify is in the methodology.