Are you mad about trails being closed and your sport being threatened? We are!
Joining BlueRibbon Coalition is our first step to saving our access
You are part of this online community because you like what we do and you enjoy your ride. However, as we all know, it seems our access to lands and trails is under fire like never before. It’s time for us to take a major step in saving our sport and keeping our trails open. It’s time for us to join the BlueRibbon Coalition (BRC).
All of us in the family ask you to take this step - join up now - and here’s why.
For over twenty-two years the BlueRibbon Coalition has held fast to its mission to fight for our access, and to champion responsible use of public and private lands for the benefit of all recreationists. BRC works tirelessly to carry the OHV enthusiasts’ voice nationally where it is hard for the individual enthusiast to be heard on their own. And, they have the hard-fought successes to show for it.
Here’s what they do:
· Administratively, they work with agency land managers and through agency planning processes to ensure that access for recreation is rightfully considered in the decision making process.
· Legislatively, they have, and continue to develop the necessary relationships and provide input on legislative matters and initiatives that affect your access privileges and crucial funding for recreation.
· They are usually the first to respond to the endless stream of lawsuits brought by extremist groups seeking to limit your access.
Membership in BlueRibbon is easy and affordable. For everyone in our forums, BRC offers you their Associate Membership deal which is half price for your first year, only $15, which includes a full color monthly magazine. Just click this special partnership link to sign up online and put this forum as your parent organization.
“No public lands advocacy effort can affect access on the ground without a continual
and effective presence in administrative appeals and litigation.
Our members make this presence possible.”
BlueRibbon has been very busy in what has been a time of unprecedented emphasis on public lands recreation management that affects you. If you want to learn more of what they are doing, just take a cruise of their website at http://www.sharetrails.org and click their Public Lands or Legal pages to get the picture! We need to be on their TEAM.
