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PRESS RELEASE: Court Finds the Forest Service Continues to Violate the Freedom of Information Act regarding the Wolf Creek Access Decision

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 1/29/16 Denver, CO — The United States District Court of Colorado has ordered the U.S. Forest Service to conduct further searches for documents pertaining to the decision to approve a controversial land exchange on Wolf Creek Pass in southwestern Colorado. “[T]he Court sees no reason to excuse Read more…

By Chris Talbot-Heindl, 9 yearsJanuary 29, 2016 ago

This development would be devastating to our small local communities on either side of Wolf Creek Pass. It would also be detrimental to the ecosystem of the region. This area has been ill-managed in the past and is currently being developed at scary rates; giving tourists what they want while leaving locals with nothing but sadness for what is and what’s to come. We want Wolf Creek to remain wild. This is a crucial area for lynx, snowshoe hare and bighorn sheep. Its wildness benefits the human spirit. Some places are worth so much more than money, money, money and this is one of those places.

PRESS RELEASE: Court Finds the Forest Service Continues to Violate the Freedom of Information Act regarding the Wolf Creek Access Decision

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