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Another Closure-Surprise Canyon near Death Valley
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[QUOTE="BRush, post: 99028, member: 18729"] It just keeps on coming: =============================== REIGNING IN DESTRUCTIVE OFF-ROAD VEHICLES Algodones Dunes, 49,310 Acres. On 11-2-00, the Bureau of Land Management agreed to a sweeping legal settlement with the Center requiring the prohibition of off road vehicles from 49,310 acres of the Algodones Dunes to protect the endangered Peirson's milkvetch. Surprise Canyon, 4,600 Acres. A later settlement agreement in the same case resulted in an agreement to end jeep winching up waterfalls within the 4,600 acre Surprise Canyon Area of Critical Environmental Concern in the Panamint Range near Death Valley National Park, Microphyll Woodlands, 480,500 Acres. ORVs are prohibited in microphyll woodland desert washes across 480,500 acres of the Sonoran desert of Imperial, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Wilderness and ACECs, 1.1 Million Acres. The BLM also agreed to review and end trespass ORV use in of 713,600 acres of wilderness and 400,000 acres of Areas of Critical Environmental Concern. Windy Point, 1,080 Acres. Promote recovery of the Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizard and Coachella Valley milkvetch by closing 1,080 acres of habitat to ORV use at Windy Point near Palm Springs CA. Edwards Bowl/Helendale, 11,600 Acres. Prohibit ORVs on 11,600 acres of critical desert tortoise habitat at Edwards Bowls and Helendale CA. Afton Canyon. The agreement requires the fencing of approximately 5 miles of perennial waters on the Mojave River at Afton Canyon to keep out damaging ORVs. Ash Meadows. Fence populations of rare Ash Meadows plants to keep ORVs out. Kelso Creek. The BLM agreed to fence streamsides to exclude ORVs. Rattlesnake Canyon. The BLM agreed to fence streamsides to exclude ORVs. For more information on the settlement, click here. [url]http://www.sw-center.org/swcbd/goldenstate/cdca/actions.html#orvs[/url] [url]http://www.sw-center.org/swcbd/press/surprisecyn.html[/url] [/QUOTE]
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