This week on Earth Matters, co-producer Donna Stevens interviews attorney Cyndi Tuell on the Gila National Forest’s recently released Travel Management decision. This process, which proved to be quite contentious, involved the analysis of every road in the Gila to determine whether it was necessary or redundant, harmful or benign. The Travel Management decision leaves open more than 3,300 miles of roads – enough to drive from San Diego to Maine. But some people still claim that’s not enough forest access.
Donna Stevens and Cyndi Tuell have worked on the Travel Management issue for years, and are relieved to finally have a decision from the Forest Service. Listen to this week’s program for more information about what the Travel Management decision does to protect the Gila National Forest, and how it falls short in some areas.
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Earth Matters / Cyndi Tuell on Travel Management
50-Year Water Planning with Norm Gaume Earth Matters co-host and Gila Resources Information Project executive director Allyson Siwik talks to former Interstate Stream Commission director and Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly President Norm Gaume about New Mexico’s 50-year water planning effort. The State of New Mexico has been engaged in […]
