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If you live in Oregon and love using NATIONAL FOREST, you need to read this post!

The Oregon access you enjoy to the National Forest could very likely be FOREVER LOST forever under the guise of the “Forest Plan Revision” where thousands of acres will soon be REMOVED as a “National Forest” designation.

Do you enjoy having National Forest access in Oregon?
Do you enjoy camping, hiking and driving on roads in National Forest designated areas?

We'll this is all about to be taken away from you, leaving you a few measly areas that can be accessed.

Please check out Forest Access For All to learn more, then write a letter telling them why you think we should keep our national forests. Please email it to:

[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]

The massive dilution representing THOUSANDS of ACRES of national forest lands are shrinking right before your eyes if we don't let the USDA know just how serious we feel about this.
You can read all about this terrible and sad news by taking a look at Forest Access For All page. Please tell your friends. This is not a joke.

We need YOUR help to make sure that doesn’t happen…. PLEASE understand this is not just another bill that won’t affect you, nor is it a laughing matter.
Only a few days left until it might be too late. Please read the details below and tell your friends and ask them to leave their comments!

The National Forest we all have enjoyed for generations is under attack and we may loose access forever if we don’t make our voice heard by getting your comments in BY MAY 26th.
How can you help?

Write to the USDA and tell them why you think we should keep our National Forest areas and access to these areas.

To Line - [email protected]
[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];[email protected]
cus at [email protected] so we can help keep a record of your submittal.
OR
Commenting Page - https://cara.fs2c.usda.gov/Public/CommentInput?project=64157
Comments can also be submitted Via Physical Mail:
Umatilla National Forest
C/O -Blue Mountains Forest Plan Revision Team
72510 Coyote Road
Pendleton, OR 97801
Currently all comments/feedback must be submitted the Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend May 26th.
We are not sure why the planning team chose a Holiday Sunday as we question who will be available the close of business to
take last minute comment.
This is all likely timed perfectly by the USDA as to silently remove our access, thousands of acres of access are lost! This has to STOP.
If you don't act, you'll see hundreds of gates going up stopping your access and your families access to hundreds of thousands of treasured acres in National Forest areas!
ACT NOW, email and send letters, do everything you can! Join Forest Access For All if you want more updates on this!

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In case you don’t know, our National Forest is quietly being TAKEN FROM US. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ PLEASE READ — The RED you see in the map on this image is the ONLY first to an ongoing push to remove almost ALL national forest access in key areas of Oregon and restrict your access to the lands you've had access to for generations!

The Oregon access you enjoy to the National Forest could very likely be FOREVER LOST forever under the guise of the “Forest Plan Revision” where thousands of acres will soon be REMOVED as a “National Forest” designation. Yes, that’s right and NO, this is not a joke.

Do you enjoy having National Forest access in Oregon?
Do you enjoy camping, hiking and driving on roads in National Forest designated areas?

We'll this is all about to be taken away from you, leaving you a few measly areas that can be accessed.

The massive dilution representing THOUSANDS of ACRES of national forest lands are shrinking right before your eyes if we don't let the USDA know just how serious we feel about this.

You can read all about this terrible and sad news by taking a look at Forest Access For All page. Please SH4RE as much as you can. This is not a joke.

We need YOUR help to make sure that doesn’t happen…. PLEASE understand this is not just another bill that won’t affect you, nor is it a laughing matter.

Only a few days left until it might be too late. Please read the details below and SH4RE with your friends and ask them to leave their comments!

The National Forest we all have enjoyed for generations is under attack and we may loose access forever if we don’t make our voice heard by getting your comments in BY MAY 26th.

How can you help?

Write to the USDA and tell them why you think we should keep our National Forest areas and access to these areas.

Giving feedback to the Blue Mountains Forest Plan Assessment:
Electronically — For emailing your feedback we recommend emailing to the following addresses
To Line - [email protected]
[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];[email protected]
cus at [email protected] so we can help keep a record of your submittal.

OR

Commenting Page - https://cara.fs2c.usda.gov/Public/CommentInput?project=64157

Comments can also be submitted Via Physical Mail:

Umatilla National Forest
C/O -Blue Mountains Forest Plan Revision Team
72510 Coyote Road
Pendleton, OR 97801

Currently all comments/feedback must be submitted the Sunday of Memorial Day Weekend May 26th.

We are not sure why the planning team chose a Holiday Sunday as we question who will be available the close of business to
take last minute comment.

This is all likely timed perfectly by the USDA as to silently remove our access, thousands of acres of access are lost! This has to STOP.

If you don't act, you'll see hundreds of gates going up stopping your access and your families access to hundreds of thousands of treasured acres in National Forest areas!

ACT NOW, email and send letters, do everything you can! Join Forest Access For All if you want more updates on this!

Looking forward to another year of excellent Oregon shots by John M Roberts Images 👏🏼🤩📸

A couple mornings ago I was heading to the Gorge but then saw some nice clouds over Mt. Hood while seeing nothing interesting in the sky else where. This time of year at this location the sun rises quite a bit to the north so I was figuring the sunrise color might just reach the mountain so I diverted my initial plans which can happen frequently.

As the sun got closer to the horizon I could see some clouds drift into the Gorge area. Damn, I should have just gone there yet enough soft colorful light did manage to surround Mt. Hood. I did venture into the Gorge though after this to catch what you see in the second pic.