[3/15/04]
ACTION ALERT
JACKSON STATE FOREST NEEDS YOUR HELP
Your help is urgently needed to protect a very special place–
Jackson State Forest, a 50,000-acre redwood forest located in Mendocino
County, only a few hours drive north of San Francisco.
I know you care deeply about the magnificent redwood forests that
are one of California's greatest natural wonders. Jackson Forest
is special because it is owned by you and me.
I can't overemphasize the importance of your taking action at this
crucial time. Citizen lawsuits have halted logging in Jackson Forest
for the last four years. Now, we are on the verge of permanently
protecting Jackson State Forest. Legislation has been introduced
in the state Senate that would redefine the purpose of the forest
from timber production to restoration. The state is separately reconsidering
the forest's management plan.
But our successes have mobilized the timber industry to oppose us.
They are deluging the managers of the forest and state legislators
with letters and lobbyist visits.
If you want our precious redwood forest restored and passed on to
our children, please lend your voice to our cause. Only by acting
together can we overcome the entrenched power of the timber industry.
Please take one minute to go to the link below and tell the state
Board of Forestry that you want Jackson State Forest managed for
recreation, wildlife habitat , and research– not for intensive
timber production.
Please act now. THE DEADLINE FOR LETTERS IS MARCH 18, 2004–
only a few days away. It takes less than one minute to tell the
government to restore the forest rather than log it. Please go to:
http://www.jacksonforest.com/Scoping/Alerts/comment_top.htm
Please do it now. The deadline for response is MARCH 18.
YOUR RESPONSE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
Sincerely,
Vince
Vince Taylor
Campaign to Restore Jackson State Forest
PS: PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY, WHEREVER THEY
LIVE. OUR REDWOOD FOREST BELONGS TO EVERYONE.
Learn more at:
http://www.jacksonforest.com/Alerts/Scoping/comment_top.htm
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