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Joe Kinder, on his time at the Educate For Access event held recently in New York:
In some ways I am the wrong person to speak about this… I mean HELL, I thought I knew all the etiquette and general do’s and don’ts… but like most of my friends… I didn’t. Maybe this whole experience makes me the right person.
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The timing of this conference couldn’t have been better.
Petzl, one of Joe Kinder’s sponsors, weighs in on Junipergate:
But as actions speak louder than words, we’re encouraged that in addition to paying a fine to the Forest Service, Joe has also decided to donate $1,000 to the Sierra Nevada Alliance, whose mission is to protect and restore the natural resources of the Sierra Nevada for future generations while promoting sustainable communities. Joe will also donate a week of his time to tree planting and other service in Yosemite National Park.
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…snip…
We appreciate Joe’s apology and his willingness to back it up with action.
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We believe that every mistake is an opportunity for growth and learning. With this in mind, we will be funding a new communications program in partnership with the Access Fund.
Sure seems like some good is going to come out of this after all.
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