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Our voices are heard; Clear Creek extension granted |
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Written by Bureau of Land Management
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Friday, 05 March 2010 19:04 |
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The public comment period for the Clear Creek Management Area draft resource management plan and environmental impact statement has been extended by 45 days by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
“Because the plan addresses potential long term restrictions on public lands,” said BLM Acting California State Director Jim Abbott, “we are extending the comment period to allow further public input.”
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New land use form available |
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Written by Suzy Johnson
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After receiving many requests, we have reinstituted the land use/adopt-a-trail reporting form. It has been revised to collect a little more information that we can pass along to land use agencies. To use the form, simply download the file, fill it out using Adobe Acrobat Reader, and press the submit button. Results will be emailed to the natural resource consultants. You will be required to log in to the website in order to receive the file.
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Saturday, 20 February 2010 16:48 |
| After a year of anticipation, the winning tickets Sweepstakes Vehicle tickets were drawn during the awards banquet at Convention. Congratulations to the winners! |
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Historic decision made on Rubicon |
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Written by Rubicon Trail Foundation
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FOTR & RTF still committed after Board of Supervisor's decision
Placerville, CA January 26, 2010: In a historic event, the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors voted to formalize the alignment of the world-famous Rubicon Trail. This decision includes a handful of important bypasses around some of the more difficult sections of trail, providing trail users the option of taking a less difficult route around the toughest segments of trail. In a meeting which lasted well into the night, the Board of Supervisors heard arguments from county residents, off-highway vehicle enthusiasts, environmental activists, the U.S. Forest Service, and the State Parks OHV Division about how to best define the trail which winds through the scenic Sierra Nevada west of Lake Tahoe.
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