Give Input to Federal Policy Makers this Thursday!

There's a public meeting this Thursday at 6:30P at Seattle's Franklin High to gather input on federal conservation and recreation policy issues. The motivation for the meeting is supposedly to support a '21st Century Conservation Policy' per a recent presidential directive.

There seems to be *plenty* of folks posting with something to say about federal conservation and recreation policy. So if you have the time and inclination you can go give Interior, the EPA and USDA (Forest Service's parent...) an earful about snowmobiling, skiing, NWAC funding, Paradise Road Opening Times, Sunrise Access, Hurricane Ridge access, group size limits in NCNP, permitting requirements for building back country kickers, or anything else.  There's a lot to choose from.

If nothing else, you can see who else shows up and which groups are making a point to represent themselves.

Here are the details - note that an RSVP seems to be required:

www.discovernw.org/ago-signup.htm

Thanks for the heads up Jim, good info.

In the interest of keeping the more advocacy/policy/politics threads contained, I'd ask folks who want to discuss these issues to jump into these established threads, if they fit the bill:

Non-motorized snow parks, wilderness advocacy, snowmobiling etc...

Expansion of North Cascades National Park

Id like to go: Would somebody please help and push my cart in?

Maybe I should bring a video camera. Could be good.

make sure you don't jaywalk.....

These are federales Mofro, not SPD. You should be safe.