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We don’t meet because we must, we meet because we need to!
IRC is now 19 years old, in those years we have worked together on issues in every part of this state. The recreation community has proved that by being engaged and working together, we can be a powerful force! I believe we have made a difference and we have just begun. There is still so much to do, so many challenges and opportunities. We need you to make it happen. Please attend the December meeting and bring your issues, concerns, and opinions.
Date: December 2, 2023
Location: 501 Baybrook Court, Boise
Time: 10:00 am to 3 pm
Please RSVP to [email protected] (lunch count) ...
North Idaho Trailblazers-NITB will be there. I will find out how many are coming down.
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dailymontanan.com/2023/08/12/alliance-beats-forest-service-in-court-for-illegal-motorized-use/
dailymontanan.com/2023/08/12/alliance-beats-forest-service-in-court-for-illegal-motorized-use/ ...
Alliance beats forest service in court for illegal motorized use – Daily Montanan
dailymontanan.com
A court ruling was a victory for conservation and critters, writes Mike Garrity, as the Forest Service will have to deal honestly with the roads carved through the state's federal land.So more people than ever want to recreate on our public lands, and now less places for them to go!!! And who’s scientific study shows that roads hurt fish and grizzly bears?
That was a very one sided article.
And with no roads there is. I access to fight fires. Ask California. Totally destructive.
Someone should tell this bear about the dangers of roads: www.tiktok.com/t/ZT8NpaHCY/
The Idaho Recreation Council is comprised of Idahoans from all parts of the state with a wide spectrum of recreation interest and love for the future of Idaho and a desire to preserve recreation for future generations of Idahoans. If you believe access is important to your recreation please consider joining a club in your area.
These three words succinctly express the Idaho Recreation Council’s philosophy; a philosophy that emphasis rights and responsibilities. For example, both motorized and non-motorized users recreate on public lands but each also has a responsibility to act in a way that minimizes their impact on the resource as well as on the other users. With these opportunities granted to us, comes responsibilities.
The phrase goes beyond simply advocating multiple use. It requires from those who advocate it a willingness to not be selfish. It means other’s preferences are accepted recognizing that one’s choice of recreation is not better than another, just different, and that not one user group has greater rights than another. Behavior is courteous and respectful at all times and is not dependent upon others behavior.
Sandra Mitchel | Executive Director
Jim Kulm | President
‘Mike Mickelsen’ | RV
Cliff Hoisington | 4 x 4
David G | ATV
Randy Harrison | Rock Hounds
Kirk Buck | UTV
Mark Wood | Snowmobile
Mark Jennings | Vice President
Sean McConnachie | Jet Boat
Steve Frisbie | Treasurer
Steve Swann | Backcountry Aviation
Ron Hancock | Small Suction Dredge Mining