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JULY FOURTH SPECIAL EVENTS IN
SEQUOIA & LAKE ISABELLA COMMUNITY
| Here are some great
local events for your Family Fun on this July Fourth
Holiday
7/4/09 Kernville Classic Car Show
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7/4 & 7/5/09 Silver City
Ghost Town Show
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7/4/09 Buck Rock BBQ by
Sequoia National Forest
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More>>>>>>
Fireworks over Lake Isabella on 7/4 usually at sunset
can be seen from just about anywhere around the lake.
Please be aware that there is considerable traffic
around the lake before and after the fireworks. More
info 760 379-5236 |
Stewards of the Sequoia are people who
enjoy all types of recreation including:
Off Road Vehicles, Mountain Bikes, Horse Riding, Hiking,
Hunting, Fishing, Camping, Rock Climbing and more.....
| Others have told us that
we cannot share our public lands. We know we can and do.
We encourage all people to share the trails. We believe
that no one group of users has more right to enjoy
public lands than another.
There are enough
Public Lands for all to use and share |
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PROPOSED CLOSURES OF
MOUNTAIN TRAILS & LAKE ISABELLA ACCESS
ALERT-
Learn more about Sequoia National Forest plan which will
determine the future of your roads-trails & public
access for camping or fishing.
Read More>>> SEE THE
MAPS OF THE PROPOSED CLOSURES
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Public Says "NO MORE
CLOSURES" at Forest Meeting
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TOGETHER WE CAN KEEP OUR TRAILS
OPEN
Stewards of the Sequoia members care deeply about our lands,
wildlife and forests. We represent all people who enjoy multiple
use trails. We are the largest on the ground volunteer
organization in the Sequoia National Forest. Our volunteers
perform maintenance on over 200 miles of trail each year as a
Forest Partner. See our Volunteer
Hour Meter for the
total hours and miles our volunteers have donated. Check our
Events Page
and
find out how you can help keep your trails healthy.
We do not tolerate trail closures unless there is a valid
reason. Then we try to fix the problem, instead of allowing the
trail to be closed.
We sponsor
tree plantings to speed up the renewal of the largest
fire in the history of the Sequoia National Forest, the McNally
150,000 acre wildfire area.
We support the Forest Service in common sense management of our
forest to promote forest health.
We promote Responsible Recreation and Environmental Stewardship
Stewards of the Sequoia was formed in 2004 to help keep trails
open to everyone.
We are your Grass Roots Trail
Advocates
We are a volunteer based non
profit 501c3 under California Trail User Coalition
Read what others have to say about
Stewards of the Sequoia
Enough Public
Lands for All of Us to Enjoy Facts to counter those who want
to restrict recreation on public lands
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LINKS TO OTHER IMPORTANT ISSUES
Piute Wildfire shows Forests Need
Care Too
Click Here
Route Designation and Trail Planning
Click Here
Sequoia Piute Wildfire Trail Closures Click Here
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Our
Watershed has been devastated by preventable Unnatural
Wildfire
Where are the Environmentalists Now?
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What if you could make a real difference and help keep
trails open?
What if it would only take an hour of your time?
Watch the short video at www.TrailsInTrouble.org to find out how |
Victory for Forest Health in
Sequoia Monument
Federal
investigators recently concluded the Forest Service
acted properly in felling hazardous trees in the Giant
Sequoia National Monument, bringing to a quiet end a
probe loudly sought by congressional Democrats based on
complaints filed by Save America’s Forests and local group
Sequoia Forestkeepers.
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Sequoia public comment regarding
proposed trail closures
Based on the recently released Forest
Notice of Intent it appears 279 4x4 roads and trails are proposed for
closure-Comment to keep your trails open
Click Here>>>>
An Alternative to Proposed
Closures
Stewards of the
Sequoia have drafted a Trail Plan Alternative to help keep trails open
and the land healthy Click Here>>>> |
Watch the documentary video
HOW THE
WEST WAS LOST
THE FALLACY OF FEDERAL WILDERNESS
Produced
by
People for Preserving Our Western Heritage, The New
Mexico Farm Bureau
and Crystal Clear Productions of New Mexico |
Sequoia Wilderness Proposal
104,000 acres or 21% of remaining multiple use lands
in Sequoia National Forest proposed for closure to most
of the public via Wilderness designation Click Here>>>>
Also see our Wilderness
Facts page |
SEQUOIA FEE INCREASES and FACILITY
CLOSURES
Read about the Plan, what it will cost,
how your recreation will be effected and how you can voice
your concerns or comments Click Here>>>> |
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| NEWS ITEM: How one person made
a difference in keeping trails open to all.......You can
too in just One Hour Click Here>>>> |
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You ever think
that anything you join really has an impact on the things that
you care about? Well joining Stewards of the Sequoia does!!!
Why you ask? What does my membership do? MORE>>>>>>
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