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Carson National Forest limits off road use in Taos Rio Arriba
Carson National Forest Supervisor Kendall Clark signed an off road vehicle decision closing 363 miles of roads in western ranger districts and adding 300 miles of 300 foot corridors and 457 miles of 150 foot corridors for camping and game retrieval. The plan allows seasonal motor vehicle use in Tres Piedras and other districts and preserves protections for Mexican spotted owl and northern goshawk. The rule excludes aircraft watercraft and snowmobile use. The decision can be appealed within 45 days of the notice published in The Taos News.
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Carson National Forest
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Taos
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National Forest
Tres Piedras
West Side
Turkey
Forest Service
Kathy DeLucas
Taos News
DeLucas
Taos County
Gerald Chacon
Cebolla Livestock Association
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Amigos Bravos
Brian Shields
Rachel Conn
Carson