Public Lands Access Issues

The Friendly Federation

Founded to Serve

Southeast Federation
of Mineralogical Societies, Inc.

"PUBLIC LAND ACCESS ISSUES"

AMERICAN LANDS ACCESS ASSOCIATION The purpose of the Association is to promote and ensure the rights of amateur fossil and mineral collecting, recreational prospecting and mining, and the use of public and private lands for educational and recreational purposes ; and to carry the voice of all amateur collectors and hobbyists to our elected officials, government regulators and public land managers.

For SFMS club information to the ALAA, contact: John M. Wright osjbw@datasync.com

“Words of Caution”

AFMS Newsletter, Volume 61, Number 5 , APRIL OF 2008
AFMS Newsletter, Volume 61, Number 4 , MARCH OF 2008
AFMS Newsletter, Volume 61, Number 3 , FEBRUARY OF 2008
AFMS Newsletter, Volume 61, Number 2 , DECEMBER/JANUARY OF 2007/2008
AFMS Newsletter, Volume 61, Number 1 , NOVEMBER OF 2007

“Some Thoughts on Land Access Issues”
"Some Thoughts on the ALAA and Land Access Issues”
“WE CAN FIGHT BACK”

by
John Wright
Past SFMS President
Current Chair of the AFMS Conservation/Legislation Committee
Current Mississippi State Representative for the American Lands Access Association Inc.

Garth on Land Issues
By Garth Bricker, Museum Curator
Lithosphere, Vol. IX, Number 9, November 2001
Lithosphere – Vol. X, Number 2, February 2002, Page 5
Fallbrook Gem and Mineral Society, Fallbrook, CA.

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MINERALOGICAL SOCIETIES
"LOUD & CLEAR" by George Loud,
AFMS Conservation & Legislation Chair

Volume 54, Number 9, October 2001

"The Roadless Battle Continues."

Volume 54, Number 8, September 2001

"A new gang in the Executive Branch"

Volume 53, Number 6, May 2000

"Wither the Sierra Club"

Volume 53, Number 3, February 2000

"Wilderness - Too Much of a Good Thing?"

"The Handwriting is on the Wall"
by Dan Lingelbach, AFMS President
Volume 53, Number 7, June, 2000

Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument:
Conservation and Controversy
The Controversy Surrounding the Conservation of Public Lands.
by Petrified Woody

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