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Tell Rep. Lamborn You Want Browns Canyon to Remain Wilderness!

Browns Canyon Wilderness Bill Reintroduced in Congress
Bill would protect critical, low-elevation public lands

(updated June 17, 2008)

Last month, Senator Ken Salazar re-introduced Browns Canyon wilderness legislation. These stunning wild lands lie in Representative Doug Lamborn's district, in which you live. Winning Rep. Lamborn's support for this wilderness legislation is key, and you can shape his position on this issue since you are his constituent and he cares about your opinion. Call or write Rep. Lamborn today to exercise your influence in support of Colorado wilderness by asking that he support the Browns Canyon Wilderness legislation (S. 3066) introduced by Sen. Salazar!

Contact Information for Representative Lamborn:

Email Rep. Lamborn’s from the web: www.lamborn.house.gov/


D.C. Office
437 Cannon HOB
Washington, DC 20515
Phone: (202) 225-4422
Fax: (202) 226-2638

Local Offices:

Colorado Springs
3730 Sinton Road
Suite 150
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
Phone: (719) 520-0055
Fax: (719) 520 0840

Buena Vista
415 Main Street
Buena Vista, CO  81211
Phone: (719) 520-0055
Fax: (719) 520-0840

Please ask Rep. Lamborn to protect these treasured wild places in your own backyard! Below is a sample letter. Please feel free to customize the letter below.
________________________

Dear Representative Lamborn,

I am writing to urge your support for Browns Canyon Wilderness. Senate Bill 3066 helps to preserve this cherished area for hunting, recreation, wildlife and tourism.

Browns Canyon is home to bighorn sheep, elk, deer, bear, mountain lions, golden eagles, and great-horned owl. The rugged landscape of canyons and deep gulches provides stunning views for visitors, as well as an ideal setting for hiking, rock climbing, hunting, rafting, skiing and fishing. The wilderness proposal is well-supported, with local government, recreation enthusiasts, civic organizations, sportsmen and conservationists all lining up to back it.

Thank you for lending your time to protect this unique piece of Colorado.

Sincerely,

Your Name
Your Address



 
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