Help Make Recreation a Priority in Jackson Demonstration State Forest
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Ryan Murphy
6 years ago
Presumably there's no legal recourse to prevent the trees fom being cut down, but maybe steps to lessen trail damage, and/or promote compatability with Land Owners for continued use rather than banning use should be the focus. I've never ridden there but have long wanted to get around to doing so. Good luck. Thanks.
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Carson Benjamin
6 years ago
The value of maintaining intact forests, and prioritizing them as destinations for recreation, will without a doubt outweigh any short-term economic benefits of resource extraction.
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Glenn Ruehle
6 years ago
Please keep the trails accessible to bikes. I will gladly volunteer to help maintain.
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Daniel Filiatrault
6 years ago
I love mountain biking in this area and know a lot of other people who would be heartbroken if these trails were lost.
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Benjamin Brenner
6 years ago
Preserve our state forests!
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John Denigris
6 years ago
Grazie
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Lara Swimmer
6 years ago
Save the trails! Preserve the forest for recreation and tourism!
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Allison Baumhefner
6 years ago
Thank you for considering recreation as a primary use activity.
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NorCal Craig
6 years ago
Keep the trails flowing...
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Meredith Obendorfer
6 years ago
Revenue and economic impact from recreational tourism is more sustainable than logging, and should also be a priority given the short and long-term health crises in this country.
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Dan stewart
6 years ago
insanity, stop this destruction NOW
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Sean Allan
6 years ago
Please make recreation in the JDSF a priority in the managing of both the overall health of the forest as well as present and future timber harvests.
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Cynthia Gair
6 years ago
Stop logging away our natral beauty & habitat!
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Andrew Friefeld
6 years ago
My family and I are frequent visitors to the Mendocino coast. Mountain biking the JSDF trail system is one of the key factors that keeps us coming back.
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Dana Fox
6 years ago
This beautiful land deserves to be appreciated and used appropriately, including recreation as part of it's mandate. Timber harvest plans should respect local people and not include large logging operations close to habitation. Smaller operations in adjacent areas would be more respectful to both forest life and the humans who recreate here.
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Oscar Serrano
6 years ago
Please retain as many mountain biking trails at Jackson as possible! JDSF is huge and it seems like it would be very easy to avoid the most commonly used trails on the western edge of the forest. Those trails are the main reason for me and my tourist dollars to visit that part of Mendocino County. Thanks!
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Thomas A Jelen
6 years ago
Keep the deforestation out of our forests!!!
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Ryan Veness
6 years ago
I have had the blessing of riding many of these beloved trails and would be heartbroken if we lost access to them. Please consider the importance of public access to safe outdoor recreation prior to financial gains.
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David Metres
6 years ago
Please retain as many mountain biking trails at Jackson as possible! Those trails are the only thing that has ever brought me and my tourist dollars to that part of Mendocino County. Thanks!
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Ross Bale
6 years ago
I regularly travel to Mendocino and Fort Bragg for the purpose of mountain biking and enjoying the woods. I bring my whole family and others and we spend a weekend if not more. If trails are closed, we will likely head elsewhere.
Presumably there's no legal recourse to prevent the trees fom being cut down, but maybe steps to lessen trail damage, and/or promote compatability with Land Owners for continued use rather than banning use should be the focus. I've never ridden there but have long wanted to get around to doing so. Good luck. Thanks.
The value of maintaining intact forests, and prioritizing them as destinations for recreation, will without a doubt outweigh any short-term economic benefits of resource extraction.
Please keep the trails accessible to bikes. I will gladly volunteer to help maintain.
I love mountain biking in this area and know a lot of other people who would be heartbroken if these trails were lost.
Preserve our state forests!
Grazie
Save the trails! Preserve the forest for recreation and tourism!
Thank you for considering recreation as a primary use activity.
Keep the trails flowing...
Revenue and economic impact from recreational tourism is more sustainable than logging, and should also be a priority given the short and long-term health crises in this country.
insanity, stop this destruction NOW
Please make recreation in the JDSF a priority in the managing of both the overall health of the forest as well as present and future timber harvests.
Stop logging away our natral beauty & habitat!
My family and I are frequent visitors to the Mendocino coast. Mountain biking the JSDF trail system is one of the key factors that keeps us coming back.
This beautiful land deserves to be appreciated and used appropriately, including recreation as part of it's mandate. Timber harvest plans should respect local people and not include large logging operations close to habitation. Smaller operations in adjacent areas would be more respectful to both forest life and the humans who recreate here.
Please retain as many mountain biking trails at Jackson as possible! JDSF is huge and it seems like it would be very easy to avoid the most commonly used trails on the western edge of the forest. Those trails are the main reason for me and my tourist dollars to visit that part of Mendocino County. Thanks!
Keep the deforestation out of our forests!!!
I have had the blessing of riding many of these beloved trails and would be heartbroken if we lost access to them. Please consider the importance of public access to safe outdoor recreation prior to financial gains.
Please retain as many mountain biking trails at Jackson as possible! Those trails are the only thing that has ever brought me and my tourist dollars to that part of Mendocino County. Thanks!
I regularly travel to Mendocino and Fort Bragg for the purpose of mountain biking and enjoying the woods. I bring my whole family and others and we spend a weekend if not more. If trails are closed, we will likely head elsewhere.