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What issues are CCFUG (Clay County Forest Users Group) currently working on?

April 26, 2017ccfug clay County Currently forest group Users working

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What issues are CCFUG (Clay County Forest Users Group) currently working on?

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We are a new group. We are responding to the latest USFS Shooting Range proposal in Tusquittee valley and are in the process of addressing the proposed access road for private development of a 50 acre inholding in Fires Creek, through which crosses the Fires Creek Rim Trail. Other issues will be addressed over time. Q: Can I volunteer to assist the efforts of CCFUG? A: Yes. Please contact us using this website. Q: Did CCFUG respond to the USFS Clay County Shooting Range Proposal? A: Yes. It was delivered by the deadline and published in the Clay County Progress. Q: Did others respond to the proposal with their concerns? A: Many individuals responded and organizations such as the Western North Carolina Alliance, Southern Appalachian Forest Coalition, Wildsouth, The Wilderness Society, and others.Q: Are there other existing shooting ranges in USFS lands near Clay County? A: Shooting ranges on USFS lands exist in adjoing Towns County, GA; Cherokee County, NC; Macon County, NC; and Graham