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To preserve and protect the headwaters of the Arkansas River, the Bighorn Sheep Canyon, its inhabitants and the communities that depend upon them. |
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Current News:
Christo finally submits OTR Plan to BLM
The following information will bring you up to date. You can also read our blog for the latest significant updates and information. In response to the tremendous public input on this project, followed in June, 2006, by a request from the artists for the full Environmental Impact Study, BLM officials have upgraded their evaluation process from a simpler Environmental Assessment (EA) to a full Environmental Impact Study (EIS). This could require years of investigation and cost Christo millions of dollars, according to officials at the BLM. Once the EIS is released, then what?
It has been rumored that the DOW (Division of Wildlife) and AHRA (Arkansas
Headwaters Recreation Area) will accept whatever BLM decides. How to find out moreCheck our News and Events and Docs & Pics pages. Read our Blog for status, announcements, upcoming events, and more. Visit Christo's website to see his proposed design and calendar for the project. How to get involvedBecome involved in ROAR's efforts to stop this destructive project in the Arkansas River's Bighorn Sheep Canyon. email us. (Visit our contact page for other options.) |
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