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TRAILHEAD
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August 18, 2021
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Sustainability. Quality of Life.
Stewardship. Public Benefit.
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The BLM is seeking public comments on the environmental review and Plan of Operations for a proposed exploratory drilling project near Conglomerate Mesa. According to the Press Release, Mojave Precious Metals, LLC seeks authorization to access and drill up to 30 sites with approximately four drill holes per site. CLICK HERE to view documents and "Participate Now"
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The National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC) is the nation’s support center for wildland fires and other emergency situations. The partners at NIFC work together to compile information about the current wildfire situation and statistics that encompass lands managed by federal, state, local, tribal, and private agencies. Maps for current large fires and fire potential outlook maps for the next four months can easily be downloaded.
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The Antelope Valley Regional Planning Advisory Committee and Mono County are seeking community and visitor input to plan improvements for sustainable public access along the West Walker River waterfront and Mountain Gate Park.
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The project aims to enhance the recreational opportunities and ecological features of Mountain Gate Park through the development of sustainable trail system(s) and watershed improvements that promote fish nurseries, bird habitat, and public access. Returning the West Walker River’s vitality will benefit the communities of Walker and Coleville, the local economy, and the traveling public.
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Please use this link to complete an online survey to help plan improvements to Mountain Gate Park.
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Learning to make more time for recreation, means learning to be respectful of the natural environment and other trail users. Sure, it's easy to think you're out there alone or everyone on the trail has the same skill level. But, like it or not, there's a lot of us out there and a lot of us who want to enjoy our own unique experience.
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With a greater number of users, there's a greater need to educate yourself and others on trail regulations and etiquette, and how your actions may affect other users. Have you ever stopped to wonder what it is like for the mountain biker enjoying the hard-earned descent after pedaling up the trail, sweat dripping and lungs burning?
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Have you ever stopped to wonder how an equestrian rider tries to anticipate what may spook their horse? Have you ever stopped to wonder if the dad hiking with his baby has the time or space to get out of the way quickly?
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Click the links below to learn challenges each user faces and how to best share the trail.
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Practicing empathy and respect brings the greatest enjoyment!
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American Trails Webinar
Trails are Common Ground
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National Campaign to Reduce Conflict, Promote Respect, and Increase
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Just like the Mammoth Lakes 395 Wildlife Crossing Project, the wildlife crossing at Liberty Canyon is an effort to allow wildlife a safe crossing. This is a large-scale public/private partnership, with a core project team of the Liberty Wildlife Corridor Partners: Caltrans, the National Park Service, the Santa Monica Mountains Conservatory/ Mountain Recreation and Conservation Authority, the Resource Conservation District of the Santa Monica Mountains, and the National Wildlife Federation—along with local and state elected officials.
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If funded, this crossing could be the biggest in the world! “We have secured $38 million for construction to date,” said Beth Pratt, regional executive director in California for the group. “This leaves about $27 million outstanding and is the amount we need to raise to break ground on time this fall.”
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08/25 - Fee-Free Day at National Parks
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