LINKS TO WEB SITES RELATED
TO THE BOHEMIAN GROVE LOGGING ISSUE
Sierra Club Redwood Chapter
The preeminent environmental organization in Northern California. The
Redwood Chapter represents a geographically vast area including the
Russian River and the Bohemian Grove area.
Their
site also has direct links to many important documents included
in the Bohemian Grove NTMP on-line records (complete list at
our NTMP page). The Sierra Club Redwood Chapter
NTMP links include:
Call
for Comment - Urgent!
Forest
Protection Committee comment on the Bohemian Grove NTMP conservation
easement plan
Letter
from Mark Finney, US Forest Service Fire Science LaboratoryPaul
Carroll re "fire hazard" and Bohemian logging plan
Letter
from Attorney Paul Carroll re sustained yield errors: "harvest
rate exceeds growth"
Request
for Technical Assistance concerning the Northern Spotted Owl,
for the Bohemian Grove Non-Industrial Timber Management Plan
Letter
from Attorney Paul Carroll requestion NSO Technical Assistance
Letter
from Reginald Barrett, Goertz Professor of Wildlife Management,
College of Natural Resources, U.C. Berkeley
Letter
from D.C. Erman, emeritus professor of Ecology at U. C. Davis
re logging the Bohemian Grove
Letter
from Philip W. Rundel, Distinguished Professor of Biology, Department
of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of California
(UCLA)
Letter
from Gregory A. Giusti , Forest Advisor, RPF 2709
Forest Unlimited
is a 501(c)(3) organization
whose purpose is to protect, enhance, and restore the forests and
watersheds of Sonoma County. Forest Unlimited educates the public
about logging plan review, forestry law, and regulation.
Forest Unlimited monitors logging plans county wide, addresses illegal
and unsound logging, works toward changing local logging rules, and
provides information regarding current forestry law. Forest Unlimited
sponsors forest restoration projects and coordinates a Mentor Program
designed to educate and train the public.
Neighbors Against Irresponsible Logging
(NAIL)
formed
in August, 2005 in order to protect the Los Gatos Creek Watershed
and Thompson Road area from the San Jose Water Company's proposed
logging operations with Big Creek Lumber.
Although the NTMP has been denied, The NAIL Steering Committee wants
you to know that, regardless of what comes next, we remain committed
to the following:
The
ROCKY MOUNTAIN ELK FOUNDATION
the
outfit that says it will accept the Bohemian Club's bogus easement.
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