SAVE GREATER MOE'S VALLEY!

SIGN THE PETITION HERE:

SAVE GREATER MOE'S VALLEY 

BLM Environmental Impact Statement

Northern Corridor - SEIS 

WRITE TO UTAH'S STATE GOVERNOR COX HERE:

Contact our Governer!

Write to our local rep from congress here:

Contact - Celeste Malloy 

Write to our senators here:

Contact - Mike Lee

Contact - John Curtis

Email our Washington County Commissioners:

Gil Almquist: gil.almquist@washco.utah.gov

Victor Iverson: victor.iverson@washco.utah.gov

Adam Snow: adam.snow@washco.utah.gov

SITLA is considering removing over 3,400 acres from what WAS known as "Zone 6" of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. 

To help save Moe's Valley please: 

1.) Write to the BLM by November 3rd

2.) Write to SITLA and our decision-makers asking them to protect the Greater Moe's Valley Area regardless of the outcome surrounding the Northern Corridor Highway project

3.) SPREAD THE WORD! Follow us @savemoesvalley & @southernutahclimbersalliance on Instagram 

Here is a list of the areas that will be gravely affected:

• Moe’s Valley and Green Valley Gap Climbing

• The threatened Mojave Desert Tortoise

• The endangered Dwarf Bear Poppy

• Zen and Bear Poppy Bike Trails

• 65 miles of other multi-use trails

However, this expansion was included in conjunction with the Northern Corridor project, which is affecting public lands north of St. George. If the BLM rescinds the Northern Corridor authorization, half of the Zone 6 land may be sold off and privately developed.  Access to public recreation areas could be denied. Vulnerable species will lose their protection. The habitat may be destroyed.

Please provide comments to the federal government urging them to keep the protections in this area, regardless of the outcome surrounding the Northern Corridor project. 

We need your help to protect Moe's Valley. Thank you, 

Southern Utah Climbers Alliance

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