the restriction is 14 days within 20 mile radius in any of the forests within the group (if I read it correctly).
https://baynature.org/article/public-lands-have-become-a-refuge-for-people-priced-out-of-housing-in-the-west-local-tensions-are-increasing-what-now/
spurred land managers to restrict or shut down dispersed camping in
places like Colorado’s Arapaho Roosevelt National Forest near Boulder,
the Tahoe National Forest in California, and the BLM’s Carson City
District outside Reno, Nevada.
A 2015 study found that Forest Service law enforcement officers and
other officials in many parts of the U.S. were encountering a steady
flow of people using public lands as a temporary residence. The largest
share were transient retirees, followed by displaced families and
homeless individuals. Nearly half the 290 officers surveyed reported
that encounters with non-recreational campers had increased over time.
the main reason? The person can no longer afford rent.
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