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  1. Thank you President Trump. This is great news for Dumont Dunes as well as many other OHV areas. https://cook.house.gov/media-center/press-releases/president-trump-signs-rep-cooks-public-lands-legislation?fbclid=IwAR3K5Grv8T0lEUALgkHK2ZHQYhoexTLOYxyIACM6kCcbgcuQ6fbFJDKBDcY "The Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act is a package of bipartisan public lands-related bills that passed the House or Senate in the previous Congress. It includes critical lands legislation Rep. Cook introduced in the last Congress, including the Santa Ana Wash Land Exchange Act and the California Desert Protection and Recreation Act (previously known as the California Off-road Recreation and Conservation Act)." "The California Desert Protection and Recreation Act is the culmination of over five years of work in Congress by Rep. Cook, as well as over a decade of work by supporters on the ground. This landmark legislation creates the first national system of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation areas and designates or expands six Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Recreation Areas in the California desert. These are Johnson Valley, Spangler Hills, El Mirage, Rasor, Dumont Dunes, and Stoddard Valley. This bill creates additional protections for OHV users and ensures that these areas cannot be closed by a future administration. The established or expanded OHV areas would total approximately 200,580 acres. Combined with the nearly 100,000 acres that make up the existing Johnson Valley OHV Recreation Area, this bill will ensure that over 300,000 acres are open permanently for OHV use in the California Desert."
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  2. I don't think weather forecasts get much better than this weekend's. Loos the nicest weekend of the season.
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  3. At the end of every dune season, the Friends of Dumont Dunes and Barstow BLM hosts a cleanup event for Dumont Dunes. It's a tradition that has been going on for 17 years now. If you enjoy the dunes and would like to help us clean up the dunes or camp area of Dumont, come join us on Saturday morning for a few hours. Volunteers will get free entry to Dumont on March 15-17. Lunch will also be served! When: Saturday March 16th, Check in starts at 8:00 AM Where: At the Dumont visitor center/ ranger station area Info from Friends of Dumont Dunes... *** UPDATE *** RE: Dumont Dunes Clean-up March, 16th 2019 As some of you already know, I suffered a pretty bad knee injury two weeks ago. I will heal but unfortunately I am unable to walk, let alone drive for the next 4-6 weeks at best. Unable to put on the clean-up as I have in the past I proposed a few workarounds to the amazing staff at the BLM Barstow Field Office immediately following my injury. I have received word today that the BLM in conjunction with some FoDD board members and some great friends will be teaming up and taking on the role and ensuring that the clean-up will take place in my absence. The food menu will be changed to a simpler hot dog/chili dog/nachos/chips/water configuration and their will not be a quick draw this year. I apologize for the inconvenience, however, I would like for you and your family/group to continue to join in the mission of participating in the clean-up, making it a great time and enjoying doing the right thing for the place we all love. I will make sure that next year's clean-up will be the biggest and best yet to make up for this last minute change. Thank you for your time and support! I'll see all of you in October at the Trunk or Treat Season Opener! Jason Ardenski President Friends of Dumont Dunes
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  4. Info from Friends of Dumont Dunes... If you've attended over the past few years, you already know about the great time we have. If you want to join in the fun now is the time! It is a fun filled day among friends, family, trash bags, BBQ and of course the quickdraw! I look forward to seeing you in the dunes! If you are planning on attending, please help us out and RSVP to our event posting to better help us with a headcount. ***DONATIONS NEEDED*** If you are a business owner needing a tax deduction, a long time duner that wants to continue supporting our mission OR just want to help contribute to the great time while we give back to our beloved Dumont Dunes please help us with any donations of the following: -Money can be sent via Paypal (jason@impactsignsonline.com) or Check (Payable to The Friends of Dumont Dunes). This helps adsorb the cost of the food we prepare for those who help participate in the clean-up. -Any new items related to off road activities and camping. Examples from the past are chairs, ice chests, shirts, buggy and SXS parts, games, flag poles etc. Mailing address for any items donated is Impact Signs C/O: Jason Ardenski (FoDD President) 15370 Cholame Rd. Suite #3 Victorville CA 92392 Remember this is a family oriented event and will take place rain or shine!
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