2nd Annual Quartzsite Fun Clean-up

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2nd Annual Quartzsite Fun Clean-up

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U R Invited and Your help is needed !!!




Dear BRC Friends & Members,


BRC just received an email from Shirley Leeson, President of the

American Lands Access Association (ALAA http://amlands.org/

With an urgent request regarding their upcoming January meeting in

Quartzsite, Arizona.



We've pasted Shirley's email below. Please take a minute to read the

alert, take action and then pass it along to friends, family and

riding buddies.



As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please contact BRC.


Thanks you to everyone who was involved,


Ric Foster


Public Lands Department Manager


BlueRibbon Coalition



208-237-1008 ext 107



QUARTZSITE AZ


Friday, January 24, 2014


7pm, Quartzsite Alliance Church 720 Desert View


If you enjoy spending time in Quartzsite during the winter months,

and you ride your ATV or off road vehicle during that time, then you

must attend the ALAA meeting.



The NEPA plan for La Posa is already in progress. It has been

commented on, and now the results of those decisions are coming. If

you didn't have a chance to see the maps and comment, you will learn

about them here.



We will have John MacDonald, Field Manager, BLM, Yuma, AZ with us to

speak to this issue.



In addition, we will have a staff member, Penny Pew, from Congressman

Gosar's office (R. 4th District, AZ) in attendance.



We urge you to attend and bring a friend.



Rockhounds & Off road enthusiasts must step up and attend or all is

lost.



Shirley Leeson, ALAA President



2nd Annual Quartzsite Clean-up



Sunday, January 26th, 2014



We did such a good job last year, the BLM has invited us back. BLM

Ranger Bill Alexander will be with us to haul all the trash away.



We'll meet east of Quartzsite on I-10 at the Gold Nugget Road Exit.

8am to 11am.



Bring:



* heavy gloves, sensible shoes, hat and long sleeved shirt.



Tools:



* lawn rakes, broom stick with nail , 'grabbers" like the ones you

use to reach for things on high shelves.....be creative.



The BLM and ALAA will provide Trash Bags



Shirley Leeson



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