It's not the answer you want to hear, but you could pay for access.
We do, it's called taxes. The noble economist Elinor Olstrom refuted the Tragedy of Commons by showing that the communities who are the most dependent on a resource are best folks to manage it. We need more local advocates engaged, and more pushback, we need to shame these fuckers and I hope this article gets people angry.
If you read the comment above it was referring to paying for the article on Bloomberg and not for access to public land, although, the confusion is understandable.
From what I’ve seen it’s not a paywall but you do have to register.