a new mapped trail system is a good a idea but still will not solve anything , because most of the people on here know where and where not to go , but all the outsiders that already tearing things up either wont know any better or just wont care and are will still go off the marked trails , with the lack of patrol and authority the trail system is useless
I highly doubt the FF Service drove a bulldozer down the stream channel, it would have gotten stuck like the Dodge.
I think the trail they made was around on edge.
And the bul dozer didn't create a road 150 feet wide or drive through and destroy he vernal ponds.
And if they did drive through the area once for a fire 10+ years ago, it would have recovered.
Was a road created in the bed of an intermittent stream that you can see on the USGS quads
sorry, i guess you have a better view from your high horse than i do from down here.
Guy if you block the roads without increased law enforcement, chance are the blockades would just end up like those on Tuckerton.
That road the Dodge is stuck in is the stream channel and the 1930 map shows no road at that location. Neither do my USGS quads, they show a stream channel.
Make an I Map, 1930 with the stream layer.
It may be easy to blame the NJFFS but the cause of the fire was from a stuck truck's hot exhaust that rested on dry grass during a drought.
C1NJ. You are right, it is easy to point fingers. However the damage is already done, can't change the past. It's time to not point fingers at the previous destruction and start moving forward to stop it. Quite honestly I'm tired of seeing people attempt to do something and have no clue how to. Look at Tuckerton Road for instance, where they repaired the road. If the blockades were built properly time and money wouldn't have been wasted.
The damage is ongoing at a weekly basis
The damage is ongoing at a weekly basis
What is your solution?
What is your solution?