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Who We Are
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Save our Franklin Mountains from
a new rock quarry in
northwest El Paso Sign our petition now and ask all your friends, co-workers and family to join you. Click Here
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Help save the Poppies - Write a Post card and Wear a T-shirt.
Franklin Mountains Wilderness Coalition has Postcards and T-shirts for sale. Postcards are $1 each. T-shirts are $20 each and come in sizes: Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large. If you are interested in these items, please contact judy Ackerman, 915-755-7371, j.p.ackerman@sbcglobal.net or Scott Cutler, 915-581-6071, scottmcutler@sbcglobal.net
Save the Castner Range
Contact Your Elected
Officials. Let them know how you feel about saving the Castner
Range and other issues like the new rock quarry in northwest El Paso.
District 1
Representative - Ann Morgan Lilly 541-4151 District 2 Representative - Susie Byrd District 3 Representative –
Emma Acosta District 4 Representative – Carl Robinson #2 District 5 Representative - Rachel Quintana #2 District 6 Representative - Eddie Holguin Jr
District 7 Representative - Steve Ortega
District 8 Representative - Beto O'Rourke
County
Judge Anthony Cobos
The Franklin Mountains Wilderness Coalition was formed in 1978 and played a central role in the events that led to the establishment of Franklin Mountains State Park in 1979. The Coalition consists of organizations and individuals united in their concern for the Franklins in Texas and New Mexico and dedicated to:
(1) preserving
the scenic beauty and wilderness character of the Mountains; ·
(2) protecting
the plant and animal resources of the Mountains and preserving the whole
range as an intact ecosystem; ·
(3) stimulating
appreciation of the natural values of the Mountains and promoting
understanding of their biological, cultural and geological features; and
(4) encouraging
recreational, scientific and educational uses of the Mountains
consistent with preserving their scenic beauty and wilderness character.
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