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Dan Boeholt 
Aberdeen
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Spokesman, Working Wild Olympics Coalition

 

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I strongly oppose the draft Wild Olympics proposal. It is not balanced and will memorialize the poor management our National Forests have experienced for the last twenty years. I do not support any additional acreage being added to the Olympic National Park, the Wilderness additions as proposed are mostly inappropriate and not characteristic of wilderness. I ask that destruction of public access be stopped and that restoration of public access be restored at the forest road 2180 in the Sam’s River. I respectfully ask that our Congressional delegation not adopt this proposal and seek a broader conversation with local communities that results in a balance of conservation, recreation and harvest management of these resources that provides economic stability and family wage jobs.

— State Representative Brian Blake

 

 

Doug McDowell Interviewed Al Carter, Paid Sponsor of the WildOlympics effort and John Owen with wildolympics on KBKW March 11th.

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Dan Boeholt, Brian Blake and Keith Olson interviewed on KBKW May 11th.

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