This is Great news,
And you know they will have a HIGH DENSITY HOUSING policy for this,
More EXTREME Liberal crap..

Just make it illegal for fire to burn and insects to eat forests, now that we make it illegal for anyone to profit from cutting.

This bill makes sense. Public lands should be managed to enhance their ecological and recreational value and protected for future generations, not trashed by logging companies. Thank you Congresswoman Eshoo.

Thank you Anna.

Wise, productive use of tree crops is the last thing greenies want - the refusal to allow salvage logging demonstrates the dog-in-the-manger philosophy of the anti logging crowd. The logged over Santa Cruz hills are a delight, while the burnt over and diseased lands are no benefit to anyone.

My neighborhood is Rogers Camp, CA (Inside the monument). We own property inside this monument. We were against making a monument and we are against it becoming part of the National Park System. You don’t live here, you don’t know the economic situation in this area, and you certainly don’t care how many lives this bill will adversely affect. Clean up your own back yard and leave ours alone!

If you think this protects this land from logging you should see how much logging has been done in Seqouia Kings Canyon National Park over the past few years. It has been more than in the Sequoia National monument. Look at the Grant Grove area.

It should stay with the National Forest system.

Bill 7090 would wreak further beaucratic havoc on Sequoia National Forest. The Giant Sequoias have been protected since the early 1900's and did not need Monumnent designation. There is no way the Dept. of Interior (Nat'l Park System) could afford or manage the vast diversity of SequoiaNational Forest, road systems, trails, private properties, watershed protection, fire protection, recreationist, ecological enhancement and protection. NPS is notoriously deficient in mgt of present resources. Check out Kings-Sequoia "controlled burn mgt program". Don't look at the internet, check it out personally all of you Bay Area enthusiasts.

Bill 7090 would wreak further beaucratic havoc on Sequoia National Forest. The Giant Sequoias have been protected since the early 1900's and did not need Monumnent designation. There is no way the Dept. of Interior (Nat'l Park System) could afford or manage the vast diversity of SequoiaNational Forest, road systems, trails, private properties, watershed protection, fire protection, recreationist, ecological enhancement and protection. NPS is notoriously deficient in mgt of present resources. Check out Kings-Sequoia "controlled burn mgt program". Don't look at the internet, check it out personally all of you Bay Area enthusiasts.