Our goal is to preserve access to our
public lands and waterways for all citizens. We hope you will visit our
site,
http://responsiblerecreation.org, often for regular updates on this
important issue. Most importantly we urge you to visit ARRA's Action
Center to find out how you can help. ARRA needs your support to let
Congress know that there are thousands of taxpayers who care about this
issue and will not be kept out of our public lands and waterways.

You can also help by Spreading the Word to other outdoor enthusiasts. Make
sure they understand that every-day taxpaying citizens are in real danger
of being virtually shut out of federal recreational sites by their own
government.

The federal government appears to have been given little thought to the
impact some of its policies will have on Americans who enjoy the outdoors.
Of particular concern is the fact that senior citizens and those with
disabilities will be locked out of our public lands and waterways.

ARRA believes that public lands and waterways can be utilized and kept
environmentally safe all at the same time. Keeping people out of our public
lands and waterways should not be an acceptable
solution.

Please support our efforts to bring a sense of reasonableness to policymaking
by seeking to preserve access to our public lands and waterways not only for
future generations, but this generation as well.

If you want a place to ride, then you must start taking action NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

I am and have been a member of that site for some time now, it could not be any easier to send messages to the people they need to reach unless they mailed them for you. Actually they do just that, so take the time and become a member and start sending out letters today to OUR government officials that represent US.

 

I just found out that a place that I have riden, Natchez Trace Forest in TN has been closed to ATV's. This has made me want to get involved in saving our sport.
I saw the links that you've posted and I'll be checking them out ASAP and doing what I can to help.
Randy