Sequoia Press Release

Sequoia Press Release

Get Involved! Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks to Host Public Open House

For Immediate Release February 17, 2010

Contact Adrienne Freeman (559) 565-3131

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks will be presenting a free workshop to help the public better understand park issues, projects, and the planning process, (including compliance with the National Environment Policy Act) and to identify opportunities for public involvement.

Please join us on February 23, 2010 at 7pm at the Veterans Memorial Building in Three Rivers, California for the first of several workshops in the area.  Future dates will be announced as they are determined.

Additionally, park staff will be available to distribute information and answer questions about park programs, plans, and projects including:

  • Mineral King Management Plan Environmental Assessment (EA)
  • Upcoming Wilderness Planning
  • Wilderness Ranger Stations EA
  • Crystal Cave Restoration and Redevelopment EA
  • Cave Management Plan EA
  • New Firearms Regulations, in effect February 22, 2010
  • Restoration of Native Species in High Elevation Aquatic
  • Ecosystems Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
  • Park-wide Road Construction Update
  • Bear Management Program
  • Marijuana Operations Update
  • Fire Management Update
  • If these projects or others are of interest to you, this is your opportunity to find out where we are in the planning process and discover how and when you can best provide your input.  Please contact Adrienne Freeman at (559) 565-3131 for more information.

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    “We brought our daughters and their families (10 of us) to Sequoia and stayed at the Wuksachi Lodge.  We had a wonderful time.  The staff was friendly and helpful.  The rooms were clean.  We ate several meals at the Lodge and everyone enjoyed them.  I have recommended Wuksachi to family and friends.  Hopefully we can go back in Summer to see more of the forest since some areas were closed for the winter.”
    – Nancy and Ed C.

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