Tag Archives: USFS

You Can’t Win if You Don’t Play: Get in the game!

In the first blog of this series, I told you about dots and how connecting them can reveal hidden pictures.You need to see the big picture the conservation movement is contending for, know what that means to the way you live, and understand why you should care. We’ve heard cries – especially from the Central Valley over water – for balance [...]

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Prelude to my post: McClintock Statement to USFS

I’ll be posting a follow-up to this press release later today. Here is Congressman McClintock’s statement at a Round Table Meeting with the USFS last week. He’s angry. So are many. I have heard some of these and other complaints from folks on our Forest. For Immediate Release: August 26, 2010 Media Contacts: Jennifer Cressy | 202-225-2511 [...]

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Camping in Stanislaus National Forest begins this weekend

Sonora, Calif., (May 26, 2010)…The Forest Service today announced that 28 Stanislaus National Forest campgrounds and picnic areas will be open to accommodate visitors and campers for this Memorial Day weekend. Due to the heavy snow pack at higher elevations this year, a number of campgrounds will open later as the snow melts. All of [...]

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USFS to Announce Decision on Access/Use/Travel on the Stanislaus

This just in from the USFS. Please attend an info meeting to understand what Forest Supervisor Skalski’s decision will imact access to the Forest, OHV and other uses, dispersed camping, and more. Sonora, Calif., (November 16, 2009)… The Forest Service today announced dates, times, and locations for five public meetings that will provide information on the [...]

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