I urge everyone to take the time to view the link and consider the impact if the message proposed by the site. This is a direct attack on the public access to public lands. Please take note of the message proposed by this site and become active and involved with preserving access to public lands. In California, the Northern and Eastern Colorado Management Plan is out for public comments. Other California Desert Management Plans are being readied for public comment. For additional information about dates visit the California BLM web site at: http://www.ca.blm.gov/news/publiccom.html These are public lands. Become involved or lose access!

Thank you! I got the links from yellow but where are you guys getting info like this? I've been looking all day for stuff like this.

<font color="yellow">Ian, this was actually a follow up letter to the following link...</font c>
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>Have you seen this? http://www.blmwilderness.org/
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>I just saw a commercial on NBC for it narrated by Robert Redford and
>sponsored by the wilderness society!
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<font color="yellow">Unfortunately for us, this is an effective play on words by the <IMG SRC="smilies/flipoff.gif" border="0">PEW CHARITABLE TRUSTS to trick people into thinking this is what the BLM wants. They are Notorious for "purchasing land from willing sellers" (read: sueing, using the ESA, depreciating land values any way they can, then paying pennies on the dollar to UNwilling sellers that have no chance financially to battle them to keep their own land). The BLM is in no way sponsoring this, and I'm surprised they let it happen. Start writing...


Jack, this was off the LUN. go to my "where to get current land use info" post for the link and directions to subscribe...</font c>

[ 07-04-2001: Message edited by: Yellowsub1962 ]

Originally posted by Yellowsub1962:
<STRONG><font color="yellow">Ian, this was actually a follow up letter to the following link...</font c>
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>Have you seen this? http://www.blmwilderness.org/
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>I just saw a commercial on NBC for it narrated by Robert Redford and
>sponsored by the wilderness society!
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Yeah, I saw that as well.