2014 Comment Letters
Comments on NCNP Proposed Fee Increases

Comments on MRNP Proposed Fee Increases

Comments on ONP Proposed Fee Increases

Invasive Plant DEIS Comments

Over-Snow Vehicle Comment Letter, WA Outdoor Alliance
Travel management planning is a critical component of outdoor recreation management, and is very important to our organizations’ programs and the human-powered activities our members undertake.

Hansen Creek Timber Sale Joint Comments
Conservation and Recreation Organization comments on the expectation the Hansen Creek Timber harvest meeting the goal of providing revenue from timber but also is done in a way that is sustainable for other values the forest provides to the the recreating public, including providing clean water, recreational opportunities and natural protection against sedimentation and erosion.

Supplimental Comments on FLREA (HR 5204 markup) by Recreation and Wilderness Organizations
Comment letter on FLREA changes that the undersigned organizations support or have concern with. FLREA is important legislation for our organization, as it provides funding for our National Forests and is where NF grant permits.

Outdoor Alliance Washington Comments to Governor's Task Force
Outdoor Alliance Washington's priorities on outdoor recreation in Washington State to the Governor's Task Force on this issue.

Outdoor Alliance Washington Comments on Fire Funding
Outdoor Alliance Washington's comments on fire funding impacts on outdoor recreation in Washington State

Climbing Community Input for the Governor's Task Force on Outdoor Recreation
The Mountaineers penned comments to the Governor's Task Force on Outdoor Recreation that focuses on important issues from our climbing community.

ONP Wilderness Stewardship Comments
Muscle-powered organizations comments on Olympic National Park's draft Wilderness Stewardship plans.

WA Recreation Organizations Comments on MBS Access Projects
Washington State Recreation and Conservation Organizations comment on a number of access projects in the Mt. Baker Ranger District of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest.

Fiscal Year 2015 Legacy Roads and Trails Remediation Initiative Appropriation
Letter from outdoor recreation and conservation organizations in support of funding for the Legacy Roads and Trails Remediation Initiative for the 2015 fiscal year. Legacy Roads and Trails helps identify and direct work towards urgently needed road and trail repair and maintenance, road decommissioning and removal of fish passage barriers on Forest Service lands.

WA Recreation Organizations Comments on FLREA
Washington State Recreation Organizations Comment on the draft changes to the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, which allows the Forest Service to charge fees for sites with amenities and also the agency to issue Special Use Permits.

Outdoor Recreation and Education Organization's Comments on FLREA
As part of a coalition on permitting issues run by The Wilderness Society, a number of outdoor recreation and education organization's commented on the proposed draft changes to the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act (FLREA). FLREA allows the Forest Service to charge fees for sites with amenities and also the agency to issue Special Use Permits.

Conservation and Recreation Organizations Letter Opposing H.R. 1459
Letter voicing conservation and recreation organizations' support of the Antiquities Act and urges representatives to oppose H.R 1459, which would undermine Presidential authority under the Antiquities Act to act swiftly to protect iconic historical, cultural, and natural sites.

HydroReform Coalition Letter Supporting I-937 Clean Energy Initiative
River, recreation and salmon advocates in Washington strongly support the voter-approved Clean Energy Initiative (I-937).

Coalition of WA Outdoor Organizations in Support of Phil Rockefeller
Washington State Outdoor Organizations support for the re-appointment of Phil Rockefeller to a new term as a member of the Northwest Power and Conservation Council representing the interests of Washington State and its citizens.

Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Excelsior Mine Joint Scoping Comments
A letter to the Environmental Coordinator of the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest identifying items that need to be included in the environmental analysis for the proposed Plan of Operations submitted by the Excelsior Gold Corporation.
