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PETITION TO PROTECT MEADOW CREEK ROADLESS AREA
We, the undersigned, support complete protection for Meadow Creek Roadless Area on the Nez Perce National Forest in NC Idaho. Meadow Creek, at over 200,000 acres, is the most important tributary of the Selway River for anadromous fish. For its wilderness character, unique ecological features, rare plants, and mid-low elevation old-growth forests this place has long been recommended for wilderness protection to no avail. This precious place is currently threatened by a proposed dirtbike jamboree, efforts by the state to log and develop the western half of the roadless area, and a lack of motorized use regulation. We ask that Meadow Creek remain free of road-building, logging, and other development as well as off-limits to damaging motorized recreation.
We, the undersigned, support complete protection for Meadow Creek Roadless Area on the Nez Perce National Forest in NC Idaho. Meadow Creek, at over 200,000 acres, is the most important tributary of the Selway River for anadromous fish. For its wilderness character, unique ecological features, rare plants, and mid-low elevation old-growth forests this place has long been recommended for wilderness protection to no avail. This precious place is currently threatened by a proposed dirtbike jamboree, efforts by the state to log and develop the western half of the roadless area, and a lack of motorized use regulation. We ask that Meadow Creek remain free of road-building, logging, and other development as well as off-limits to damaging motorized recreation.
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Juniper D
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Meadow Creek is a truly special place and I strongly encourage the Forest Service to preserve this area as roadless.
22 March 2015
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Chuck P
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Meadow Creek is a designated roadless area, and should be preserved as such. Creeping motorized access has always been a problem and needs to be outlawed, in both the lower and upper portions of the watershed
24 January 2015
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18 December 2014
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Glyn Td
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We need to think ahead and create the world we want to live in. I want a world with pristine nature! Idaho will be the true gem of the Rockies if we care for its pristine and diverse river, mountain and high desert landscapes.
8 December 2014
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Rael Nidessm
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I strongly support the maintenance of all national park roadless areas. The public has no right or expectation to take off-road vehicles wherever they choose regardless of Its effect on the wildlife and ecology of areas preserved for our national heritage
2 December 2014
1 December 2014
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Alan S
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I know Meadow Creek well after 30 years of working ane enjoying this areas unique beauty. This is no place for motorized destruction look no further than the Anderson Butte motorized trail. This is defacto wilderness keep it that way.
14 November 2014
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James Patricke
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Please allow quiet (that is, nonmotorized) recreation only in this area. Hundreds of miles of existing roads and trails allow for diverse motorized recreation opportunities. It is getting too difficult to find locations where the sound of motors and engin
31 May 2014
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Patrick Gillhamp
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People who ride ATVs should have a place to do so, but not wherever they want. The same holds for companies wishing to log national forests. Public lands are owned by everyone, not just motorized vehicle owners and corporations. For the most part, both gr
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