A friend forwarded this to me. Henry Coe is on the list of parks to be closed. If you want to say no, here is how:
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We're close to hitting our goal of 25,000 e-mails calling on Gov.
Schwarzenegger to take 48 state parks off the chopping block.
In fact, the governor's office has been getting so many e-mails
they called me personally to talk about the issue. With so much at
stake -- from Armstrong Redwoods State Reserve, to Montana de Oro
State Park, and 46 others -- let's keep up the pressure.
Help put us over the top: Tell the governor that we won't let up
until state parks are protected.
You can help us reach our goal of 25,000 emails by sending a
letter to the governor to let him know you do not support his plan.
Just click on the link below or copy and paste it into your browser.
http://environmentcalifornia.org/action/preservation/state-parks?id4=ESGov. Schwarzenegger recently announced a budget proposal would
shut down 20 percent of the state's parks, as well as cut down on
lifeguards at state beaches. Of course, we all know California
needs to balance the budget. But we're talking about a step that
would save $9 million - less than 0.1 percent of the state budget.
Across the state people have been voicing their outrage at the
governor's plan -- and its impact on our environment, our quality
of life, and our confidence in state government. Editorials have
been run in almost every major California paper.
The governor needs to hear from us personally. Take action by
clicking on the link below.
http://environmentcalifornia.org/action/preservation/state-parks?id4=ESSincerely,
Dan Jacobson
Environment California Legislative Director
DanJ@environmentcalifornia.org
http://www.environmentcalifornia.orgP.S. Thanks again for your support. Please feel free to share
this e-mail with your family and friends.
