Valley Fever
Why is State Parks trying to expand OHV recreation into Tesla Park knowing Valley Fever is endemic in the area? Read the expert’s EIR comments: https://bit.ly/3h3Zf4H
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Environmental Damage
When you compare Tesla Park to the adjacent Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area, the evidence of environmental damage from off-highway vehicles is overwhelming.
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Governor’s Biodiversity Executive Order
The Governor’s Biodiversity Executive Order (https://bit.ly/3kwXnnr) is positive. Now it’s time to put Words into Action and permanently preserve Tesla Park with no destructive motorized use.
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Time to Walk the Walk
Sierra Club California (https://bit.ly/31LfQ8l) – it’s time for the Governor and Secretary Crowfoot to walk the walk and permanently preserve Tesla Park with no OHV/motorized recreation.
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Increase Access to Nature
Tesla Park as a nature and cultural preserve meets the need for more nature parks for underserved Central Valley residents.
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Win-Win
Protect Tesla Park’s rare biodiversity, cultural features and beauty while increasing access to nature. That is the WIN-WIN.
