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[klahanie]

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[DavidGraves]

There were hard won battles in BC about public access on Crown lands that were under contract to lumber corperations.....I wish we could emulate here in Oregon.

 

It seems a good solution that we can camp and travel on crown lands during the summer months when much active logging and trucking is curtailed for fire danger.

 

Can you explain how it really is supposed to work in BC ?

 

Many thanks

 

David Graves 

[klahanie]

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[Vic Harder]

Off topic for the thread, but ... for camping in BC, consider buying this book:

https://www.amazon.c...L40_&dpSrc=srch

[Smokecreek1]

More Imperial edicts: It has started, I was just reading in the latest High Country News,   they are ignoring how the environmental process is supposed to work and are not waiting for the law suits to wind their way through the court system before starting to develop plans for the new Grand Es/Bears Ears Monuments . . By not waiting, they intend  speed up the EIS process by a few years. They are keeping with their new management style and have told the respective BLM staffs to incorporate only positive comments and to ignore any unfavorable comments they receive about the new changes  to the monuments, when they prepare the new EIS's. We keep waiting to hear what will happen to our own monuments here in Cal/Or/Nevada, but the states have warned them not to touch them!  Full speed ahead and ignore the law!

 

It also seems that they are rushing ahead with their plans to reduce Interior staffing by 4000, & continue to reduce the budget,  and to  reorganize the department --again by ignoring the usual review process. This new organization is supposed to be based on watersheds ( while that  be could okay environmentally, not using the present state/regional  boundaries leaves the states out if the process and that upsets them and is not in line with another  "new" policy of  more local management). From what I've been hearing, some on the GOP congressional oversite committees like it, but the administration  is ignoring comments from their usual industry supporters, who  see allot of problems with the (draft) thoughts of the Zinkster and his crowd!  More fun, and more emails to send!

 

Smoke

Edited by Smokecreek1, 27 February 2018 - 08:37 PM.

[Batman]

Zinke and his team like to keep things under wrap to minimize public interference.

[buckland]

Here's a thought

 

 

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[Vic Harder]

Here is a positive note:

https://www.theguard...re_iOSApp_Other

[buckland]

I miss the time when I really did respect our leadership regardless of party.

 

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[Smokecreek1]

Right on TR, right on! Unfortunately,  our new imperial masters don't read unless it's to check to see if their stock goes up or if their greatness has grown even greater !  What a world-keep those emails/letters going anyway and vote!

 

Smoke