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NEWS
UPDATE:

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THANKS TO ALL OF YOU WHO CONTACTED REP. SIMPSON AND PROTESTED -- YOU HELPED PROTECT CAPE HORN AND KEEP THIS BEAUTIFUL PLACE INTACT.

Unfortunately, CIEDRA is proposing to give away 162 acres of SNRA lands near Stanley to Custer County and the City of Stanley for development. These acres include prime wildlife and fish habitat.

READ MORE ABOUT CIEDRA 2005.
 

Photo Slideshow
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*Slide 1: Beautiful Cape Horn Flowers & the Sawtooth Mountains
*Slide 2: Marsh Creek in Cape Horn
*Slide 3: Autumn on Marsh Creek wild spawning waters
*Slide 4: Marsh Creek sign about wild chinook salmon
*Slide 5: Cape Horn’s streams are important for wild salmon
*Slide 6: View from Vader Overlook of Dry Creek watershed
*Slide 7: Upper Dry Creek meadows & forests
*Slide 8: Signs of the future along primitive Dry Creek road?
*Slide 9: A small power line currently goes through Cape Horn
*Slide 10: View of Vader Meadows in Cape Horn from Dry Creek
*Slide 11: Sheep grazing is a traditional use in Dry Creek
*Slide 12: Large herds of elk inhabit Dry Creek and the Cape Horn region
*Slide 13: June flowers in Dry Creek and Cape Horn are magnificent!
*Slide 14: Keep Cape Horn undeveloped! Save these views!
*Slide 15: Winter solitude abounds at Dry Creek & Cape Horn