Recreation Committee

Information

Calendar/Agendas

• September 19, 2008
• July 26, 2008

Reports

2008

December

• Notes and comments on Hare Creek Harvest Plan, meeting of 12/6/2008
• JDSF Draft Recreation Work Plan - 12/11/2008

September

• Minutes of the 9/19/2008 meeting, with submitted comments.

July

• Minutes of the 7/26 meeting
• Excerpt on Recreation Protection from the Harvest Recommendations for Brandon Gulch

June

• Recreation Reports (All)
• Recreation Meeting
• Bicycling Group
• Equestrian Group
• Hiking Group
• OHV Group
• Shooters Group
• Woodlands
• Northern California Trails Council

Documents

• Policies, Management Plan and EIR Provisions Related to Recreation
• Management Plan - Recreation Planning

Maps

• Trail Map (Draft)

Links

• Jackson Forum Blog -- to read the latest posts and make your comments
• JAG Archive Site -- a real-time archive of all emails among members of the JAG on topics of substance, together with attachments.

Hiking, Biking, Riding, and Camping in Jackson Forest

Click here for information on recreation opportunities in Jackson Forest.
 

The Recreation Committee

The Recreation Committee (technically a subcommittee of the JAG) is charged with working with the community to develop plans for expanding recreation in Jackson State Forest. The Committee will also assist Jackson Forest management to develop a recreation user group to help with development and maintenance of recreation services.

Members

JAG Members

Vince Taylor
Peter Braudrick
Forest Tilley
 
Community Members

The Recreation Committee is working with representative of all recreation interests. At the initial meeting of the Committee 30 community members attended and worked together. Five working groups were established, and more may be formed as different concerns and needs emerge.

Context

The new management plan for Jackson Forest mandates that recreation users be surveyed and a recreation plan be developed.

The charter of the JAG specifies that it shall provide input on:

The process of conducting a recreation users survey, establishing a recreation user group, and developing a new recreation plan for the Forest. This plan would indicate the desired extent and location of recreation areas, corridors, roads, trails, and facilities that will be managed to enhance the full spectrum of appropriate recreational opportunities given JDSF’s management goals.