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This message is forwarded from the Blueribbion Coalition


BLUERIBBON COALITION ACTION ALERT!
Dear BRC Colorado, Arizona and Utah Subscribers,
We decided to send this Colorado Alert to Arizona and Utah because of its connection to the popular Rico Trail System and the Imogene - Black Bear and Ophir Pass area.
Tom Thomas, one of the Directors of the Public Access Preservation Association (PAPA www.papatelluride.org), sent us PAPA's Action Alert on a very sweet trail system nestled in the Southwest corner of Colorado near the town of Rico.
BRC members will remember that the Glen Pauls family, all PAPA members, donated some sought after property near Telluride to the Forest Service in order to preserve public access. (See Pauls Family Insures Public Access in the Ophir Mining District www.sharetrails.org/magazine/article.php?id=1619 )
PAPA and the Pauls family is a key player in the ongoing struggle to improve management in the Imogene - Black Bear and Ophir Pass area.
Tom and the folks at PAPA have been dogging the details in the Rico-West Dolores Travel Management Plan (RWDTMP). Together with the Taylor Park area, the Rico trail system makes up some of the last remaining high altitude motorcycle and ATV trails in the Columbine state.
PAPA asked us if we would forward their Action Alert on the Rico trails. Given this group's strong support for the entire OHV family -- on some of the best OHV routes in Colorado -- I hope BRC members would respond with GUSTO!
Instructions below. Deadline is June 22, 2009, so please do it today.
Thanks!
Brian Hawthorne
Public Lands Policy Director
BlueRibbon Coalition
208-237-1008 ext 102
PS: You can support PAPA's efforts by joining online at www.papatelluride.org/Membership/Page1.htm.

Tuesday, June 30th, 6:00 pm is the public meeting to discuss the final proposed actions for possibly closing Table Mesa trails.
Meeting Location: Deer Valley Community Center, 2001 W. Wahalla Lane, Phoenix

Again, the BLM has come up with a new close the trails plan for managing the trails! To show support for the sport of offroading and to keep our trails open we are planning to attened this meeting in the "red shirt" that has become the bannar of our cause! Please try to attend this meeting.... and please wear red, so that we show solidarity and can out do the "green shirt' trail closing tree huggers. It would be a shame to loose trails from lack of participation in these meetings!