| Contact Your Government page has county, state and U.S. gov't contact information. |
| Trinity County page has local links with info about recreation, education, events, etc. |
| California Association of Resource Conservation Districts |
| California Wild Heritage Campaign: Protects California's last wilderness and wild rivers. |
| Environment California: This site covers environmental issues in California and makes it easy to send email messages to Congress. It is an offshoot of CalPirg (California Public Interest Research Group). |
| Environmental Defense: They partner wth businesses, governments, and communities to find practical environmental solutions. |
| Environmental Working Group: The power of information: Environmental and health news. |
| Friends of the River: Information on California Rivers. |
| Friends of Trinity River: Dedicated to restoring Trinity river. |
| Klamath Forest Alliance: Their mission is to support sustainable ecosystems and sustainable communities. They work for Klamath forest and its communities and see human beings as an integral part of its living fabric. At the same time they stand and act in opposition to human misuse and mismanagement of its resources, especially when done in violation of federal and state laws. They support the ethics, culture and science of indigenous management techniques, such as controlled burning, ceremonial practices that insured salmon harvest at the optimum times for sustaining the populations, and harvesting practices that actually increase stands of wild food plants. They support contemporary grass-roots strategies such as culling invasive species by hand, ground truthing timber sales and performing seasonal fish counts. |
| LBAM (Light Brown Apple Moth Spray) Spray: Defending the Central Coast from BioChemical Aerial Spraying. For additional info and websites, go to their page of Links to other sites on this issue. Be aware that they are trying to start spraying ALL of California in the future, so this issue does affect Trinity County! |
| Legacy - the Landscape Connection: Their mission is to provide information for protection and restoration efforts in the Klamath Eco-region. They promote conservation of native biodiversity through integration of local knowledge and science. |
| National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD): NACD's mission is to serve conservation districts by providing national leadership and a unified voice for natural resource conservation. There are 3000 Conservations Districts in U.S. |
| National Association of Resource Conservation and Development Councils, Inc. (NARCDC) |
| National Center for Conservation
Science and Policy: Creating science-based solutions to
protect and restore the life processes and ecological vitality that
sustain all lands, waters and communities. |
| National Coalition Against Misuse of Pesticides (NCAMP): Because freedom from pesticides is everyone's right. |
| Nature's Voice: Natural Resources Defense Council's online bulletin of environmental campaigns and victories. A beautiful, informative and useful publication that makes it easy to get breaking environmental news, catch up on BioGems campaigns, send messages to Congress, and email your favorite articles to your friends. |
| Northcoast Environmental Center (NEC): From its outset in 1971, NEC has worked to conserve the area's biological assets in the publics interest. They strive to stimulate public awareness in securing the future of these natural treasures, which are vital to sustaining physically, economically and culturally healthy communities. They are widely recognized and respected as a Center for our environmental information and education resources, and positive, effective action. |
| Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NCAP): Protecting people and the environment by advancing healthy solutions to pest problems. |
| Salmon Coalition: Restoring the native fisheries and well being of Trinity and Klamath Rivers. |
| Salminid Restoration Federation: Formed in 1986 to help stream restoration practitioners advance the art and science of restoration. Promotes restoration, stewardship, and recovery of California native salmon, steelhead, and trout populations through education, collaboration, and advocacy. |
| Sierra Club: Explore, enjoy, and protect the planet. |
| Siskiyou Project: Protecting the wild Siskiyou mountains and rivers. |
| South Fork Trinity River Land Conservancy: (No more web presence. Contact David S. Rose, P.O. Box 36, Mad River, CA 95552, 707-574-1077). Protection, restoration and preservation of natural resources within South Fork Trinity River Watershed. Through education, community outreach and restoration they are working to enhance and protect the old growth forests, fisheries and communities, in cooperation with California Wild Heritage Campaign. |
| Stop Clearcutting California:
Deforestation is one of the leading causes of Global Warming.
California Department of Forestry (CDF) does NOT calculate carbon or
other global warming emissions when reviewing clearcuts. Yet, tens of
thousands of pounds of these greenhouse gases are released each year in
clearcutting operations. This oversight on the part of CDF,
legislators, the governor and the attorney general is costing our
children dearly. If California is to be a leader in fighting greenhouse
gas emissions then this catastrophic oversight must be corrected. |
| Trinity County Resource Conservation District: They focus attention on land, water and related resource problems, develop programs to solve them, enlist and coordinate help from public and private sources, work to further conservation education in community, coordinate educational programs and serve as community clearing house for information and services. |
| Trinity River Restoration Program |
| Wilderness Society: Spirited people protecting America's Wilderness since 1935 through combination of science, advocacy and education. Mission is to deliver to future generations an unspoiled legacy of wild places, with all the precious values they hold: biological diversity; clean air and water; towering forests, rushing rivers, and sage-sweet, silent deserts. |
| World Wildlife Fund: Their ultimate goal is to build a future where people live in harmony with nature. |
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