Help Make Recreation a Priority in Jackson Demonstration State Forest
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James Johnston
6 years ago
go log sohum or oregon. leave JSDF for future generations to enjoy for recreation and learning!
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Caetie Ofiesh
6 years ago
These trails are incredible and have drawn me to visit Mendocino for many years. Public lands are a public resource, and the outdoors are more important than ever.
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Rhonda Hutchinson
6 years ago
Please save our outdoor recreational areas and keep them beautiful.
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Andy Grayson
6 years ago
These trails are the main reason I come and stay for vacation multiple times a year. Please save our forest and trails.
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Scott Seaver
6 years ago
I love riding bikes in Jackson Forest.
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Benjamin Kumli
6 years ago
Keep it open! Recreation is wellness for all.
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Kate Sage
6 years ago
Keep trails open for mountain biking!
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Jim Brown
6 years ago
We have taken a church group of young men on the trails multiple times. Those experiences have helped ground them, teaching them that they can do hard things. Please preserve the opportunity to continue this tradition?
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Brian Axelrod
6 years ago
The trail network in the area is one of Mendocino's jewels, bringing both locals and tourists greatly improving quality of life and economic well being in the area. Please be careful with the logging, as currently proposed it would be an net negative economic impact and destroy one of the treasures of the area.
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Andrea Baker
6 years ago
These lands, if looking at them strictly in an economic sense, have more value unlogged in perpetuity that ecotourism brings to local economies.
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Dan Johnson
6 years ago
It makes sense to protect trails and elevate rec uses here as with other public land.
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Liam Lawlor
6 years ago
Logging should be done in a manner that doesn't adversely affect trails. The space taken up by trails is so small compared to the overall area of the forest—surely it would be simple to leave trails unaffected while still harvesting sufficient timber.
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debra zupancic
6 years ago
Definitely want to see trails preserved in Jackson forest
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Adam Schwarcz
6 years ago
Love riding in JDSF, to lose those trails would mean I'd stop visiting the region. I've considered moving up to the area as well, but if the riding wasn't there, it would be a deal breaker.
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Nathan Woody
6 years ago
Please elevate recreation economy to its rightful place among the uses of this forest.
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Harris Linda
6 years ago
We live mountain biking there!! So grateful to be able to ride here and hope this is a planning priority
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robert oravetaz
6 years ago
one of the premier mountain biking trail systems in northern ca. deserves to be recognized as such. given we've lost boggs all the more reason to preserve the trails here.
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Barbara Sochacki
6 years ago
I live n JDSF. I would like to see a dialogue to discuss so much activity and Speeding log trucks.
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Paul Schulman
6 years ago
Caspar Community Board Trustee,
Retired Shoemaker, Musician
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Davin Pukulis
6 years ago
I am one of the Bay Area residents who comes to Mendocino regularly to mountain bike in Jackson Demo Forest,. and I support the local economy for all of my needs from lodging to food to bike parts when I do. Please consider the impact of the decisions you're making. Thank you.
go log sohum or oregon. leave JSDF for future generations to enjoy for recreation and learning!
These trails are incredible and have drawn me to visit Mendocino for many years. Public lands are a public resource, and the outdoors are more important than ever.
Please save our outdoor recreational areas and keep them beautiful.
These trails are the main reason I come and stay for vacation multiple times a year. Please save our forest and trails.
I love riding bikes in Jackson Forest.
Keep it open! Recreation is wellness for all.
Keep trails open for mountain biking!
We have taken a church group of young men on the trails multiple times. Those experiences have helped ground them, teaching them that they can do hard things. Please preserve the opportunity to continue this tradition?
The trail network in the area is one of Mendocino's jewels, bringing both locals and tourists greatly improving quality of life and economic well being in the area. Please be careful with the logging, as currently proposed it would be an net negative economic impact and destroy one of the treasures of the area.
These lands, if looking at them strictly in an economic sense, have more value unlogged in perpetuity that ecotourism brings to local economies.
It makes sense to protect trails and elevate rec uses here as with other public land.
Logging should be done in a manner that doesn't adversely affect trails. The space taken up by trails is so small compared to the overall area of the forest—surely it would be simple to leave trails unaffected while still harvesting sufficient timber.
Definitely want to see trails preserved in Jackson forest
Love riding in JDSF, to lose those trails would mean I'd stop visiting the region. I've considered moving up to the area as well, but if the riding wasn't there, it would be a deal breaker.
Please elevate recreation economy to its rightful place among the uses of this forest.
We live mountain biking there!! So grateful to be able to ride here and hope this is a planning priority
one of the premier mountain biking trail systems in northern ca. deserves to be recognized as such. given we've lost boggs all the more reason to preserve the trails here.
I live n JDSF. I would like to see a dialogue to discuss so much activity and Speeding log trucks.
Caspar Community Board Trustee, Retired Shoemaker, Musician
I am one of the Bay Area residents who comes to Mendocino regularly to mountain bike in Jackson Demo Forest,. and I support the local economy for all of my needs from lodging to food to bike parts when I do. Please consider the impact of the decisions you're making. Thank you.