Tell your Rep to vote NO on legislation to limit public input to FS

[bbbom]

From the Americans for Responsible Recreational Access:

Click here to send an letter to your Representative:

http://www.arra-access.com/campaign/Udallamendment/step1.tcl


Possible Vote June 17
Make Sure Your Voice Is Heard in Forest Management!


Congress may vote as soon as tomorrow on an amendment sponsored by Rep. Tom Udall (NM) that would limit public input in Forest Service planning.


ARRA has consistently fought to make sure that public input is a central part of management planning for public lands and waterways. Unfortunately, Rep. Tom Udall (NM) is sponsoring an amendment to the Department of the Interior’s appropriations bill that would limit public involvement in Forest Service planning.


ARRA strongly opposes this amendment because it would allow less local input and control in the planning process. We feel that public participation in each national forest’s planning procedures is essential to securing recreational access.


You can help defeat this amendment and preserve your participation in the planning process by writing to your member of Congress immediately!




Send a letter to the following decision maker(s):
Your Congressperson

 

[dirty~d~]

If they want to use tax payer's dollars to fund their projects they better let us put in our $0.02. :debil:

 

[Vic]

Are we still living in the U.S.A.? Unbelievable.

 

[firecracker22]

Dang, what are they trying to pull?

 

[Tod]

Two things that I have been told by Washington State employees will alway stick with me:

Public land would much easier to manage without public access.
:bang:

State land is not public land, we have no obligation to allow public access to state land.
:|

 

[JPIVEY]

So I'm assuming you all went to the site and submitted your vote/letter

 

[Ol'89r]

So I'm assuming you all went to the site and submitted your vote/letter

We ALL better get on this one.

Welcome to Amerika. :(

Thanks bbbom.