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Save access to Cape Hatteras Surf Breaks!

The National Park Service is currently developing a long-term plan for ORV (off-road-vehicle) and pedestrian access inside Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Let them know, when making decisions, to remember Cape Hatteras’ unparalleled role as the most popular and influential surfing region on the whole East Coast —  and therefore the US — with a high priority on access to the most treasured breaks.  Also demand they look for a wide range of solutions besides closures; ones that benefit the animal species while guaranteeing humans can continue to enjoy and protect this most-precious coastal resource for years to come.

Full Petition Text:

We, the undersigned:

Recognize the unique ecological, recreational and economic value of the Cape Hatteras National Seashore.

We further recognize that beaches are a public resource and should be held in the public trust for their preservation.

We recognize that the Cape Hatteras National Seashore provides some of the best recreational resources on the East Coast, including surfing and fishing.

We recognize that if not regulated correctly ORV use may detrimentally affect migratory species that nest in the area.

We believe that a balance between access and preservation can be achieved and that allowing continued access with improved management of ORV use to the National Seashore is the optimal solution for this area.

We request that the Park Service study and utilize a wide range of solutions besides closures; ones that benefit the animal species while guaranteeing humans can continue to enjoy and protect this most-precious coastal resource for years to come.

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