Trabuco Wild, let's keep it that way!

I have become a part of a conservation effort with Silverado Canyon, Warrior's Society and the Sierra Club to unify in the fight against the suggested Transportation Corridor.  Should the Transportation Corridor precede we would lose our beloved Harding Truck Trial, Modjeska Grade, the Lug, Holy Jim, Horse Thief and others.  Though the Sierra Club has often been in opposition with IMBA, the Trabuco Wild area has brought an alliance of cause between these two organizations.  Of course, these peace talks are still in process but parties within the National organization of the Sierra Club and legal counsel of IMBA are hinting of an agreement should we all (individuals, families, clubs, churches and businesses) need to come together in the fight against the greater evil of a Transportation Corridor running from Riverside county into Orange county.

As a sideline, I was asked to attend the IMBA Saturday meeting during the LA Convention bike show to hear matters concerning all mountain cyclists.  The lists of meetings regarding trail conservation is growing.  Last year, I attended a half dozen of other meetings related to trail maintenance and protection of the Trabuco Wild area which included the Forest Service meeting, Friends of the Canyon, National Conservation Meeting of Sierra Club in Shoshone desert, and IMBA.

Faithfully,

Alice Danta