PhilosopherSeed's A Growing Concern: BARK for Mt. Hood May 2007 Bark-About Hike: Fi...
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- Fish Creek "Road Survey" Hike May 18th, 2007 BARK Hike Leader: Amy Harwood http://bark-out.org http://bark-out.org/activities/travelplan.php "In 2005, the Forest Service finalized the Travel Planning Rule. The rule requires all national forests to designate those roads, trails, and areas that are open to motor vehicle use including Off-Highway Vehicles (OHVs)." "Mt. Hood National Forest was the first forest in the Pacific Northwest to begin Travel Planning. Most forests that have already begun Travel Planning are in the Southwest US and are focusing all of their energy on controlling devastating OHV use. In the Pacific Northwest OHVs are a big problem, but pale in comparison to the damage being done by a crumbling road network." "The Forest Services own 2003 Roads Analysis states that nearly half (49%) of the roads in Mt. Hood National Forest are unnecessary. There are over 4,000 miles of roads in the forest, most of which were built for the purpose of logging in our watersheds. Many of these roads are de...
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- A Growing Concern seeks to provide information which the Corporate Media simply does not have the inclination to provide.
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