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Mount Grace Land Conservation Trust
Our conservation areas, many of which have maintained trail systems, are open to the public for non motorized uses. Neighborhood Land Trust Most important is that the organizational culture of Mount Grace is compatible with the rural character of our 23-town service area. We are the neighborhood land trust, approachable by people of ...
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Changing Consumption Patterns in Human Settlements: Energy Management
Promote public transport as an energy-efficient means of travel Promote non-motorized transport and integrate it with public transport systems Encourage the use of low-energy content building materials and agricultural and industrial residues in construction Speed up ...
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Seboomook Management Plan Criticized for Favoring Motorized Recreation
The newly formed Maine Wilderness Guides Organization is also concerned about the states ... nearby road, he said. However, roads has not been a big issue in general with motorized users because they havent felt threatened during the Seboomook discussion. In response to Conovers concerns ...
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Continuing Land Sales in Maine's North Woods Lead to Conservation, Fragmentation
Quimby. Besides the riverfront, the 9,894 acres includes 1,950-foot Deasey Mountain (also spelled Daicey), site of a former state forestry fire tower. "My intentions for the property are conservation and non-motorized recreation," she said. The river frontage on the property totals about 12 miles -- with 6.4 miles of it on the ...
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River Law: Your river rights, for river navigability, river access, river conservation, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, paddling, whitewater, and fly-fishing.
Landowners often point out that their property deed, which is a legal document, ... , where motors would conflict with the public-trust enjoyment of the river. But regulations on non-commercial, non-motorized trips are subject to the subject's paramount right to navigate and visit the ...
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River Law: Who owns the rivers? River navigability law, for river access, river rights, river conservation, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, paddling, whitewater, and fly-fishing.
Federal courts have held that even those rivers that are navigable only by small, non-motorized watercraft are still navigable for title purposes. (Remember that other requirements may apply to ... definition relating to title navigability. 7. Do shallows, rapids, and other obstacles make a river non-navigable for title purposes? No. The courts make no requirements that a river be uniformly ...
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Off-Road Commission
The seats on the commission are reserved for ORV interests, biologists or soil scientists, landowners, law enforcement, environmental organizations, and non-motorized recreation interests. Three of the commission’s seven members are appointed by the governor; two are appointed by the Senate Committee on Rules, and two by the Speaker of ...
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Great Peninsula Conservancy: How We Conserve Lands
Passive recreational lands: These lands support passive recreational opportunities such as trails, non-motorized water access, and picnicking, viewing and interpretive areas. Trails and trail corridors are a priority. Other lands: Certain lands may be considered on a case by case basis ...
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Great Peninsula Conservancy: Where We Work -Banner Forest
Kitsap County granted the Great Peninsula Conservancy a conservation easement on 139 acres of the forest. It protects a series of small wetlands and the forest surrounding them. Although Banner Forest itself is used for hiking, non-motorized biking and horseback riding; the Conservancy property is currently restricted to hiking. It is easy to lose yourself in the ...
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Bicycle Fixation: Cycling and the Professional Image
What do others think, that is, as they glance at us through windshields? Once again, ... but in addition for the much larger pot of federal dollars available for trails enhancement and non-motorized transportation over the next 5 years, and the simultaneous greater leverage that local communities have ...
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