We believe that while everyone has the right to enjoy our national forests, no one has the right to abuse them. We believe in protecting the rights of everyone to enjoy nature with out spoiling our land and water.
Project MUD trains and sends volunteers into our National Forests to document motorized impacts such as unauthorized roads, severe rutting, dispersed camping damage, and intrusions into wilderness areas. Volunteers take digital photos and GPS (Global Positioning System) waypoints, and BRWC compiles the information and posts it on our Web site.
We believe that if we: Witness the Impacts, Document Them, We Can Make a Difference
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Dan Miller, Executive Director
OUR MISSION: Protect, restore, and sustain the ecosystem health and the biological diversity of the conservation corridor of the Bear River watershed. The corridor is a critical wildlife link between the northern and southern Rocky Mountains passing through southern Idaho and northern Utah.
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