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Save Our State Parks Campaign Volunteer to collect signatures to place the State Park Access Pass on the 2010 ballot! Training session are taking place over the next few weeks in Berkeley, Grass Valley, Morro Bay, Palo Alto, San Francisco, Sacramento, Santa Cruz and Topanga. More locations to be announced soon!
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Save Our State Parks Campaign Signature Gathering Training Dates and Locations Announced in Morro Bay, Sacramento, Felton, Santa Cruz and Palo Alto!
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Over 650 CSPF members have volunteered to collect signatures to place the State Park Access Pass on the ballot next year, but we still need your help! Check here for a schedule of dates and locations of trainings that we’re please to host and co-host with other park organizations. Additional trainin...
Save Our State Parks Campaign Have you signed up yet to help gather signatures to put the State Park Access Pass on the ballot? Organizing meetings will be held over the next couple of months- Please visit our website and sign up to receive more info!
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You've demonstrated your support for state parks over the last year, can you help take it one step further and help us gather signatures in your community? Visit http://ga3.org/calparks/events/petition_signer_signup/register.tcl?&_cm_=1
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www.santacruzsentinel.com
This time of year, most people aren't thinking about sunny days at the beach. However, managers of state parks are, and they're worried.The recent budget cuts that have closed campgrounds and left parks operating on a shoestring -- at least through the end of the fiscal year July 1 -- could mean a d...
Save Our State Parks Campaign CSPF and our partners have filed to put the State Park Access Pass on the ballot in 2010. We’re taking our case to the people, and need volunteers to help. Find out more and help spread the word.
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We’re organizing volunteers to gather signatures to help qualify the initiative for the ballot. Park supporters are the most passionate voices on this issue! If you’re willing to commit to helping put the State Park Access Pass on the ballot, please click here to join our team.
www.nytimes.com
Padlocked toilets are coming soon to California’s once-fabled state parks. They will be joined by off-limits campgrounds, closed hiking trails and forbidden forests as the cash-poor state seeks to save $14.2 million by yanking away the welcome mat from its 278 parks. Some parks will close during the...
Save Our State Parks Campaign Yesterday the Department of Parks & Recreation released more information on how budget cuts will impact California's 279 state parks.
www.sfgate.com
The California State Parks won't be closed, except during the week and in certain seasons and, really, most of the time, according to a list of cutbacks released today.
www.kgoam810.com
The California Department of Parks and Recreation today announced that in just a few days, parks across the state will reduce service and adopt other cost-saving measures in order to meet budget cuts. Beginning Nov. 1, all 279 parks will adopt some sort of cost-saving measure.
Save Our State Parks Campaign Governor Schwarzenegger just vetoed two landmark state park protection bills—Senate Bill 679 by Senator Lois Wolk (D-Davis) and Senate Bill 372 by Senator Christine Kehoe (D-San Diego). In his veto message, the Governor has confirmed Californians worst fears that our state parks are at great risk. Reads more here:
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In this singular moment, the Governor had an opportunity to give all Californians a small glimmer of hope for state parks. It simply didn't happen. In his veto message, the Governor has confirmed Californians worst fears that our state parks are at great risk. In his veto message on SB 679, he state...