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Take the next step to help save thousands of animals from being driven from their forest homes in Tomales Bay State Park by chainsaws, chippers, masticating machines, and herbicides for a monstrous deforestation project proposed by California State Parks. Join activists urging the California Coastal Commission to stop this from happening.

Destroying a Forest in Order to “Save” It

Hundreds of acres of Tomales Bay State Park forest in Marin County, California, will be assaulted, shredded, and poisoned this year — but we can convince the Coastal Commission to say “No” to Cal Parks' destructive, industrial “management” plan. The plan is masquerading as both a “health initiative” and as wildfire reduction; assaulting a forest with chainsaws and chemical poisons in order to “restore” it.

Chainsaws and chippers are never “treatments” to “help” or “heal” or “save” a forest. They only kill trees and plants and soil, and terrify forest animals from their homes. This is destroying a forest in order to “save” it. It's also treating a healthy forest as if it is a fire danger in order to justify cutting some of it down.

Follow the Agency Money

Tragically, these multi-million dollar forest “thinning” projects are becoming commonplace, as state and federal agencies elbow for money from California's billion-dollar “wildfire reduction” fund.

So your voice to the Commissioners here, for this one forest, can educate and influence the Commission to protect all forests and wildlands from these industrial deforestation “management” projects throughout California – all claiming to promote forest “health” and wildfire danger reduction.

This alert is no longer active, but here for reference. Animals still need your help.