Some possible plover progress

[BasicPatrick]

Make no mistake the effort being reported in the papers is very real and I am confident we will finally make some progress in finding a more resonable balance between protection of natural resources and beach access. It won't be a majic solution to our access problems and we will never return to completely open beaches but it will be a real move forward that improves access. As a part of the MBBA Political Action Committee I have particpated in the strategy planning of this effort. As mentioned a major part of this true grassroots effort is the the Outer Beach Coalition. Both organizations already deserve a big thank you by the overall beach community! Together we can!

[OLD GOAT]

If the beaches are to be closed ,then the PUBLIC beaches should be closed as well.
With everyone screaming, it won't take long to fix the problem.

[zimmy]

Originally Posted by OLD GOAT

If the beaches are to be closed ,then the PUBLIC beaches should be closed as well.
With everyone screaming, it won't take long to fix the problem.

Unfortunately, everyone has been screaming about this situation in Hatteras for years now, but it is like fighting with two hands tied behind your back. I hope they have some success on the cape. Those stretches aren't National Park Service control are they? That would give it a much greater chance of happening.