2002 RESOLUTIONS
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Grass Widows, Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area
(courtesy of the Friends of the Columbia Gorge)
FEDERATION OF WESTERN OUTDOOR CLUBS
Adopted at the
July 26-28, 2002
Adopted at the
Seventy-First Annual Convention
Tyee Lodge on Mount Hood, OregonJuly 26-28, 2002
2002
Resolutions Cover Letter
2002
Resolutions Cover
Resolution # 1: Oppose the Grizzly Power Generation Plant (Oregon)
Resolution # 2: Southern California's Salton Sea
Resolution # 3: Conserving the Population of Orcas in the Southern Parts of Puget Sound
Resolution # 4: Statutory Protection of Roadless Areas
Resolution # 5: Save Walker Lake, Nevada's International Treasure
Resolution # 6: Support Protection of Wilderness Near Las Vegas
Resolution # 7: Oppose Legislation Undermining Wilderness Study Areas
Resolution # 8: Thorough EIS for Jarbidge River Ecosystem in Nevada
Resolution # 9: Support for BLM's National Landscape Conservation System
Resolution # 10: Controlling Degrading ORV Use
Resolution # 11: Studies Needed Regarding Nuclear Waste Repository at Yucca Mountain, Nevada
Resolution # 12: Support for California's Wild Heritage Act
Resolution # 13: Opposition to the Umpqua Land Exchange Project (Oregon)
Resolution # 14: Opposition to Development at Cooper Spur on Mount Hood
Resolution # 15: Designate Ancient Forest Reserves in Giant Sequoia National Monument
Resolution # 16: Sustainable Management of Washington's State Forests
Resolution # 17: Establishment of a Conservation Park in Kelso, Washington
Resolution # 18: Protecting Wildness in the Missouri Breaks National Monument (Montana)
Resolution # 19: Opposition to Charter Forests
Resolution # 20: Further Protection for the Tongass National Forest
Resolution # 21: Opposition to Mining in the Siskiyou National Forest
Resolution # 22: Expression of Thanks to the Trails Club of Oregon