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Derek Dowsett
- Explore score
- 80
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- 0.09 Gigapixels
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- 529
- Date added
- August 21, 2011
- Date taken
- August 21, 2011
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- take, back, utah, public, lands, state, rights
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Take Back Utah protects access to our public lands and defends the freedom of all American’s to explore and experience America’s Wild Places, while preserving America’s small town economies and rural lifestyles through responsible land use.
Derek Dowsett (August 21, 2011, 07:14PM )
tnp651 - I'm afraid you are not completely correct. This group is not seeking to reverse any wilderness designations. They do however feel that the restrictive nature of Wilderness is not good for the state of Utah, because it locks up the land rather than protecting it. You are right however in the respect that they would not support the Red Rock Wilderness bill or some of the other wilderness legislation that some special interest groups have created in order to create more wilderness. There are places that are worthy of protecting, but there are better ways to go about it than wilderness designation.
Tom Nelson (August 21, 2011, 06:02PM )
The purpose of the movement is to allow motorized vehicles in wilderness areas, where they are now banned.