It’s a great time to be talking about the PCT in D.C.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. — PCTA staff and volunteers spent most of the week on Capitol Hill talking to Congressional delegates from California, Oregon and Washington about public lands and the Pacific Crest Trail and how important it is for the federal government to support the work we do together to take ... Read more
The Pacific Crest Trail Association calls for an end to the government shutdown
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The longest government shutdown in U.S. history is taking a toll on the Pacific Crest Trail and the people who care for it.
The PCT is administered by the U.S. Forest Service, one of the federal agencies whose workers have been furloughed in the ongoing partial government shutdown. We also ... Read more
Close but yet so far on Land and Water Conservation Fund renewal
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We are a month away from zero hour.
On Jan. 3, 2019, the 115th Congress will turn out the lights for good. Before that happens, we’re pressing Congressional leaders to take up some important unfinished business regarding land protection. Of course I’m talking about the permanent reauthorization of the Land ... Read more
Tell Congress to save the Land and Water Conservation Fund
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America’s best and most popular conservation program expired on Sept. 30. Bills pending in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives have the bipartisan support they need to pass. The only holdup is Congressional leadership.
The Land and Water Conservation Fund is a federal land protection program crucial to the ... Read more
Act now to support renewal of the Land and Water Conservation Fund
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The 1964 Land and Water Conservation Fund, (LWCF) the country’s most important conservation funding program, expired on Sept. 30.
For several years, the Pacific Crest Trail Association and many other conservation groups across the country have been calling on Congress to renew this vital source of funding. Despite a huge ... Read more
The Pacific Crest Trail’s most important land protection funding source will expire in a week. You can help save it.
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The 1964 Land and Water Conservation Fund, the country’s most important conservation funding program, is set to expire on Sunday, Sept. 30, unless Congress renews it.
We have a week to save this program that is crucial to the PCT’s long-term protection.For the Pacific Crest Trail, the expiration of ... Read more
On National Public Lands Day, let’s not forget the Land and Water Conservation Fund and its importance to the Pacific Crest Trail
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Today we celebrate National Public Lands Day, a time for all of us who love the outdoors to take a moment and reflect on the great gift that is our system of public lands.
We’ve got a lot to be thankful for, and a lot to celebrate. This year marks ... Read more
We now have a real opportunity to save the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Permanently.
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In a bipartisan approach to land protection, the House Natural Resource Committee on Thursday advanced a bill that would permanently reauthorize the federal Land and Water Conservation Fund.
This is great news for the Pacific Crest Trail.
With the committee vote, the legislation to renew the country’s most important land ... Read more
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