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The latest issue of The Wild Cascades is in print and has arrived at the homes of most members by now. You won't be able to see it online for a few more weeks, so we once again urge you to join N3C to be among the first to get your copy 3 times a year. To join, visit: http://www.northcascades.org/signup.html !

In this issue

Wild Sky “Trail Plan” 
  — Rick McGuire
DNR plans new trails in Middle Fork and I-90 

   — Rick McGuire

Homeland Security trumps environmental integrity

   — John S. Edwards

Okanogan PUD abandons plan for Shankers Bend Dam

   — Rick McGuire

North Cascade glacier climate project

   — Tom Hammond

American Alps Legacy Proposal released to public September 30

   — Jim Davis

American Alps Legacy Proposal: What and why

   — Phil Zalesky

Granite Falls motocross project still alive

   — Bruce Barnbaum

A Pilgrimage to Image Lake via Holden, and a tale of two mines

   — Phil Fenner

NCCC, Sierra Club comment on Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest Plan  
  — Karl Forsgaard

Roadless Rule upheld—huge win for conservation 
  — Tom Hammond

The North Cascades Conservation Council (NCCC) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization formed to protect and preserve the North Cascades' scenic, scientific, recreational, educational, and wilderness values.

NCCC has a 50 year history of aggressively promoting National Parks and Wilderness, protecting old growth forests and pristine watersheds, conserving endangered wildlife, preventing off-road vehicle damage to public lands, and guiding Park and Wilderness management.