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Read More“The idea of wilderness needs no defense, it only needs more defenders. Remaining silent about the destruction of nature is an endorsement of that destruction.”
Request that the National Park Service prioritize the development and implementation of a Wilderness Management Plan for Cumberland Island National Seashore.
Fulfilling this responsibility will help to safeguard the island’s ecological integrity and ensure its continued enjoyment by visitors for years to come.
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Quiet and Natural Sounds
Natural Sounds Are Necessary Natural sounds affect the integrity and...
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Coyotes on Cumberland Island
Know the Facts Coyotes (Canis latrans) have expanded their range...
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Wilderness Management Plan
42 Years Without a Wilderness Management Plan! In 1982, Congress...
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September is National Wilderness Month
Wild Cumberland is marking the occasion with our weekly trivia...
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The Blake Plateau
Wild Cumberland has always believed that extending protections (or establishing...
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No Public Updates on E-bike Usage by the NPS
Unfortunately, there have been no public updates on a resolution...
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VIRTUAL SILENT AUCTION: MAY 31-JUNE 2
The “Commitment to Cumberland” in 2024 was a success! Your...
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Updates on the Lumar LLC Case
Wild Cumberland and the Center for a Sustainable Coast are...
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Wild Cumberland Opposes Twin Pines Mining Proposal
Wild Cumberland Opposes Twin Pines Mining Proposal
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