[Dirtmail] regarding the petition

Tue Jan 26 12:59:37 CST 2010

 So what does that mean? Will that effect this weekend?

Brianna
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> From: Clint Morgan <clintm77 at gmail.com>
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> Name: Clint Newman Morgan
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> > Hi,
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> > Alright guys I want to say that I'm really excited that you've taken an
> > interest in the club and are looking forward to some trips. Unfortunately I
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> Date: Tue, 26 Jan 2010 07:32:02 -0600
> From: "J. LaRue Thomas" <jlrbills at sonoratx.net>
> To: <Pbss at caver.net>, "Dirtmail" <dirtmail at angelo.edu>
> Subject: [Dirtmail] NSS re: Bats
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> All,
> As PBSS's NSS I/O (Grotto) representative, I received the following 
> regarding an organization petitioning our government to close all caves on 
> public land. A PBSS response is not necessary but you may belong to other 
> organizations or know people who do (or have interested professors...)
> 
> Here is an description of the situation and links to the petition and the 
> people leading the organization.
> _______
> 
> Received: Sat, 23 Jan 2010
> From: Peter Youngbaer
> 
> ALERT
> 
> A national organization, the Center for Biological Diversity, has filed
> emergency petitions that would radically affect access to caves in the
> continental United States, and more.  In the press release are links to 
> their
> formal petitions.  Please take the time to fully read the petitions,
> especially the first, which deals most directly with cave access.
> 
> In brief, they have petitioned the federal government to close all caves and
> mines on federal lands within the continental U.S., designating all caves 
> and
> mines on federal land within the continental United States as "significant",
> promulgate a new rule defining "taking" under the Endangered Species Act 
> that
> would ban traveling between any caves on public or private land, making both
> cavers and landowners legally liable; and adding two bat species - Eastern
> Small-footed, and Northern Long-eared - to the federal Endangered Species
> list.  They cite White Nose Syndrome (WNS) as the reason for doing all of
> this.
> 
> _http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2010/bats-01-21-2010.html_
> 
> (http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2010/bats-01-21-2010.html)
> 
> 
> As the WNS Liaison for the NSS, I believe this is an extremely serious 
> threat
> from a well-funded and litigious organization, and should be responded to at
> all levels, including by cave conservancies as organizations.  I shudder to
> think of the possible conservation ramifications: sealing of caves by
> blasting, bulldozing, refilling sinkholes with rubbish that we worked so
> hard to pull out, groundwater pollution, vandalism, long-established
> collaborative relationships with landowners and agencies, and ironically, 
> the
> destruction of cave habitat.
> 
> I strongly suggest a prompt and professional response, sending any
> correspondence to pertinent parties at the Center for Biological Diversity 
> and
> IMPORTANTLY to the federal officials to whom they sent petitions.  Those
> federal officials are listed within the petitions.  The key CBD personnel 
> are
> :
> 
> Mollie Matteson, Conservation Advocate, author of the material:
> _mmatteson at biologicaldiversity.org_
> (mailto:mmatteson at biologicaldiversity.org)
> 
> Kieran  Suckling, Executive Director and founder:
> _ksuckling at biologicaldiversity.org_ 
> (mailto:ksuckling at biologicaldiversity.org)
> 
> 
> Thank you for your attention to this matter.
> 
> Peter Youngbaer
> NSS WNS Liaison
> youngbaer4 at aol.com 
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