| ALERT: COLORADO RIGHTS TO FLOAT AND FISH! |
|
|
|
| Written by ANDREW TRAVERS, Aspen Daily Times | |||
| Tuesday, 26 January 2010 | |||
A student organization called Stream Access for All (SAFA) has formed to fight proposed legislation that would protect river outfitters but would effectively brand private boaters and anglers in Colorado as “criminal trespassers” According to SAFA, here a few things wrong with the Colorado proposal – HB 1188 · It discriminates against private boaters and anglers by denying them legal access to Colorado rivers · It invites criminal prosecution for trespass against private boaters and anglers · It hinders Colorado tourism and recreation with the most restrictive river access laws in the United States Want to get involved? |
|||
| Last Updated ( Tuesday, 20 April 2010 ) | |||
Related Items
- Raft rift bill floats through committee
- Colorado Senate was wrong to ditch river-access legislation
- Colo. Senate delays plan to protect river rafters
- Colorado Resolves Taylor River Ballot Issues
- Wyoming governor warns of eminent domain, collector lines
- Montana FWP, former legislator wrangle over Smith River rules
- Rafting access likely headed to November ballot after bill sinks in legislature
- Water war's truce is only temporary
- Rafting settlement clears 20 initiatives from ballot
- Rafting dispute panel named
