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Protecting Today... Preserving Tomorrow
Help save 5,800 wild acres of forest habitat in the central Pennsylvania Wilds from being turned into the largest dump east of the Mississippi. Let the people in power know this area, noted for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, is not compatible with a landfill-incinerator-industrial park complex!
SITE MAPS
• PA Northcentral abstract
• PA Wilds Outdoor Recreation Areas
• Snow Shoe Rail-Trail
• Natural Heritage Inventory
• Potential Trash Traffic Routes
• Original RRLLC proposal
• County Planning Maps (5)
• Proposed Railroad Reactivation
Note: More maps are in the works and will be added as they become available. If you have a suggestion for a map, contact TechieR.
ON-SITE RESOURCES
• PPC Membership Form
• Effective Letterwriting
• Sample Letters
• Agencies & Decision Makers
• Letters to the Editor
• Meetings & Events Calendar
SHOW UNITY
• Order a bumpersticker online
• Wear a "Stop the Dump" T-shirt or button
• Post signs in your yard
• Print signs-- Spread the word
"Stop the Dump" bumperstickers, T-shirts, and buttons will be available at fundraisers and events.
PA Wilds Outdoor Recreation Initiative
The Pennsylvania Wilds Outdoor Recreation Initiative promotes the use of Pennsylvania's natural resource areas as outdoor recreation and tourism destinations.
How will it look when one of the major access routes to the wild woods of northcentral Pennsylvania is backed up with trash trucks? What about the noise and light created 24/7 from RRLLC's proposed landfill-incinerator-industrial project? How will this enhance the aesthetic and intrinsic values of the PA Wilds? How will it affect the health and well-being of the area's wildlife?
As it is today, the PA Wilds rivals the wildness of the Adirondacks of New York.
People Protecting Communities • PO Box 38 • Clarence, PA 16829 • contact.ppc01@gmail.com
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