Has it really been almost 2 months since we last did this??? Hopefully this massive round-up of News & Notes will get me back in your good graces…
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Action Alert For North Carolina’s Chimney Rock State Park
The Access Fund has an alert on their website concerning a plan being proposed for North Carolina’s Chimney Rock State Park. The plan allows for continued climbing at established areas within the park like the bouldering at Rumbling Bald, but it places limits on the climbing allowed in many other areas. Check the Access Fund’s site to learn more and see how you can make your voice heard.
Access Secured At California’s Jailhouse, Access Fund Needs Your Help
The Access Fund has secure permanent access to Sonora, California’s Jailhouse crag thanks to the dedicated efforts of locals, cooperation with private landowners and a $100,000 loan from the Access Fund’s Land Conservation Campaign. For more information, and to learn how you can help the Access Fund reach their goal of raising $40,000 to finalize the process, check out this news brief on their website.
Help The Southeastern Climbers Coalition Win A $250,000 Grant
See how you can help the Southeastern Climbers Coalition win a $250,000 grant from Pepsi to help preserve climbing access in the southeast
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News & Notes – 09/21/2010
News & Notes from the European Championships, Alex Honnold, Steve Wempler and more
Access Alert In Arches National Park
The Access Fund has issued an access alert for Utah’s Arches National Park in the hopes of restoring climbing opportunities there after Dean Potter’s climb of Delicate Arch in 2006 put climbers in a bad spot. Your comments are needed by August 10th. Click here for more details.
Access Fund, RRGCC Team Up To Refi Land At Red River Gorge
Fairly big access news concerning the Red River Gorge today as the Access Fund is helping the RRGCC restructure their loan on the increasingly popular Pendergrass-Murray Recreational Preserve (PMRP). The largest piece of land owned by climbers when it was purchased back in 2004, the 750 acre PMRP is home to a growing number of the Red’s best and most popular routes.
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The move is expected to help save the RRGCC (and by extension the climbers donating money to them) nearly ,000, and it eliminates any risk that the property could be lost due to a missed payment.
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Full details at the RRGCC blog.
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