It is time to begin working with the citizens and find a way for both people and nature to coexist. NPS is amongst the most conservative and least flexible of all those that manage beach access and enough is enough.
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Rick Fiddler
6 years ago
Not crazy for the suggestion that it should be for ma. residents. I thought it was a ( national park). NOT a state park. Might want to let the people making those comments aware of this. I started there in the 70's and an out of state person, my 3 children were raised on that beach. My youngest was 10 days old and on that beach.
I would love to see it open again but the way things are in this country .
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Daniel Foley
6 years ago
They have been trying to stop beach access for way to long. This has been a vacation destination for thousands of family’s for decades
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Harrie Ashley
6 years ago
It’s time for a new plan, it’s working on the other cape beaches.
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Donald Rainville
6 years ago
I have been visiting the Nat Park every summer since 1974 and the decline of time it is open is redickulious
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Daniel Tower
6 years ago
We need to find a way to co- exist on the CCNS. Restore the quality of life and recreation on the CCNS.
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Lucy A Pope
6 years ago
How about calling the present management plan a failure, and starting a 3 year test of a more equitable solution for comparison?
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ALEX KUTANA
6 years ago
please open a section of beach to aid with social distancing
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Mark Haradon
6 years ago
Nauset Beach has gotten it right so can Race Point
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Matthew Brazil
6 years ago
This has gone in too long. It’s disgusting that we are denied our RIGHT to National Seashore ORV access because it MAY hurt the birds from being able to grow only to be sold as dinner.
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Carol D Santos
6 years ago
Open the orv corridors and allow dogs on leash
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Pat Medina
6 years ago
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Transparency of the ongoing closures, reasons, locations and nests of the birds, as well as improving communication and cooperation with ORV and SCV road users is necessary.
In compact we did not sign away our rights to access!
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John A Yule
6 years ago
Open the ORV corridor
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Garth Kaufmann
6 years ago
We love the Cape Cod ORV corridor, we used to plan our summer vacations there. Due to closures which have been even more extreme in recent years we have been making other plans recently but miss driving on the beaches at the Cape Cod National Seashore.
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Susan Lemieux
6 years ago
Oversand access and plover protection are not mutually exclusive.
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Tammy SHepard
6 years ago
Limit to just MA residents and it will cut down on the numbers of passes or don’t sell weekly.
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Barbara Nunes
6 years ago
We love our beach!
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Mark Shepard
6 years ago
I’ve been visiting for years and have never witnessed a plover ran over, please let us enjoy our beach. I’m also a MA resident.
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brad kulis
6 years ago
Very invested in regaining oversands access to the Cape Cod National Seashore beaches!
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Dianne McLane
6 years ago
We appreciate being able to spend time on Race Point and the National Sea Shore in conjunction with protecting the piping plovers I know we can do both.
It is time to begin working with the citizens and find a way for both people and nature to coexist. NPS is amongst the most conservative and least flexible of all those that manage beach access and enough is enough.
Not crazy for the suggestion that it should be for ma. residents. I thought it was a ( national park). NOT a state park. Might want to let the people making those comments aware of this. I started there in the 70's and an out of state person, my 3 children were raised on that beach. My youngest was 10 days old and on that beach. I would love to see it open again but the way things are in this country .
They have been trying to stop beach access for way to long. This has been a vacation destination for thousands of family’s for decades
It’s time for a new plan, it’s working on the other cape beaches.
I have been visiting the Nat Park every summer since 1974 and the decline of time it is open is redickulious
We need to find a way to co- exist on the CCNS. Restore the quality of life and recreation on the CCNS.
How about calling the present management plan a failure, and starting a 3 year test of a more equitable solution for comparison?
please open a section of beach to aid with social distancing
Nauset Beach has gotten it right so can Race Point
This has gone in too long. It’s disgusting that we are denied our RIGHT to National Seashore ORV access because it MAY hurt the birds from being able to grow only to be sold as dinner.
Open the orv corridors and allow dogs on leash
Transparency of the ongoing closures, reasons, locations and nests of the birds, as well as improving communication and cooperation with ORV and SCV road users is necessary. In compact we did not sign away our rights to access!
Open the ORV corridor
We love the Cape Cod ORV corridor, we used to plan our summer vacations there. Due to closures which have been even more extreme in recent years we have been making other plans recently but miss driving on the beaches at the Cape Cod National Seashore.
Oversand access and plover protection are not mutually exclusive.
Limit to just MA residents and it will cut down on the numbers of passes or don’t sell weekly.
We love our beach!
I’ve been visiting for years and have never witnessed a plover ran over, please let us enjoy our beach. I’m also a MA resident.
Very invested in regaining oversands access to the Cape Cod National Seashore beaches!
We appreciate being able to spend time on Race Point and the National Sea Shore in conjunction with protecting the piping plovers I know we can do both.