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Charleston, WV - Yesterday, a bill
to allow commercial logging in West
Virginia's State Parks, Senate Bill
270, was introduced at the request
of Governor Justice. This action
p~0m~ted :conserv ation groups
across the state to launch a united
effort tO oppose lifting the ov.er 80-
year ban on logging in West Virginia
State Parks. These groups so far
include the WV Highlands
Conservancy, WV Chapter of the
Sierra Club, Friends of Blackwater,
WV Rivers Coalition, WV
Environmental Council, Kanawha
Forest Coalition, West Virginia
Scenic Trails Association, Mountain
Lakes PreservationAssociation, and
West Virginians for Public Lands.
,'. "Our: stat~ park system is in
distress. But opening them up to
logging is worse than any
maintenance backlog," said Jim
Waggy of the Kanawha Forest
Coalition. "We stand to degrade our
Wild and Wonderful brand, and
make people think twice about
visiting our state parks They come
here for the beauty of the forests and
outdoor recreation, not to hear
chainsaws and dodge logging
trucks." "You' don't save a forest by
cutting it down," said Jim Kotcon of
the WV Sierra Club, responding to
a statement from Commerce
Secretary Woody Thrasher that
logging state parks would improve
forest health. "West Virginia's State
Parks were founded in the 1920's
after we realized the havoc logging
could do to our forests. The mature
forests we enjoy in our parks today
are there because of the foresight of
those who have come before us. Let
us hope the governor will have the
foresight to find other solutions."
"We agree with the Governor that
our state park system could use
more funding. However, opening
them to commercial logging is not
the way to go about it," said Angle
:.Rosser of the West Virginia Rivers
Coalition. "We look forward to
discussing other ways to revive our
state parks that preserve their
unique attractions, such as rare old-
growth forests."
In response to SB270 the
conservation groups have formed a
campaign to Save Our State Parks,
dubbed "SOS Parks." For more
information or to get involved,
contact in fo@wvpublic!ands.org.
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