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How You Can Help
If you would like
to see the ugly barriers removed from Natural Bridge Cave - if you would like to
see your access rights to Natural Bridge State Park and other public lands restored - join with us to
make it happen. Here's how:
1. Join SaveOurCave by
sending an email to
SaveOurCave@yahoo.com
and letting us know who you are and how you can help. Your
geographical location does not matter because most everything can be done via
phone or email. Please also tell us
about your experiences in the cave and what you have observed about its
condition. If you want your comments posted on our "Comments Received"
page, please indicate that. (Note: Your name and email address will NOT be shared without your permission.
If clicking on the SaveOurCave email link does enable your computer to contact
us, simply cut and paste or type our email address into the "To" box on your
email's "Compose" page.)
2. Tell people who
love our beautiful parks and public lands about what is happening and urge them to join
with SaveOurCave so that we can regain our lost access rights. Put your
email and phone list to good use and help us quickly get the word out! If
you would like to print out flyers which can be posted to spread the message,
just click
here. If you would like to circulate a petition to Governor Beshear,
just click here. Print out
this petition and when some signatures have been collected, contact us at our
email address (shown above) for further instructions.
3. If you can, make
plans to come to our meetings, rallies, and hikes. We'll plot and plan and
sometimes get some exercise and have some fun. SaveOurCave can become
your tour guide to some special Kentucky places.
4. Join the Spending
Boycott and pass the word about it. If Natural Bridge State Park will not
allow the public to have a voice in major management decisions, then
we ought not support it with our hard-earned dollars. By becoming part
of this Boycott, you will send the message that you demand change. By
spending your money with the local merchants, you will be helping them survive
some rough financial times, which some claim are partially caused by recent Park
policies.
5.
Contact government officials and the media, and let them know your thoughts.
If this is not done, nothing will change!
When communicating with these entities, be polite and be brief. Listed
below you will find contact information for political leaders, government
agencies, and the media. Emails are good, but letters and phone calls will
have more impact. The more people you contact, the quicker our goals will
be achieved.
Lexington Herald-Leader -
hleditorial@herald-leader.com
Louisville Courier-Journal -
bivory@courier-journal.com
Kentucky Post -
feedback@kypost.com
Kentucky Newspaper Directory -
http://www.kypress.com/directory/websites_profiles/member_list.asp
Cincinnati Enquirer -
http://news.cincinnati.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/99999999/EDIT0202/302160003
Dayton Daily News -
https://www.daytondailynews.com/c/content/service/info/feedback.html
Times Newspapers of Dayton -
http://www.tcnewsnet.com/Formlayout.asp?formcall=userform&form=6%20
CBS / 60 Minutes -
60m@cbsnews.com
WAVE-TV -
newsrelease@wave3.com
WCPO-TV -
Newsdesk@wcpo.com
WDKY-TV-
http://www.wdky56.com/inside/contact.shtml
WDRB / WYMO-TV -
http://www.fox41.com/Global/story.asp?S=8175314&nav=menu1404_14_1
WHIO-TV -
7online@whiotv.com
WKRC-TV -
nstahl@wkrc.com
WKYT-TV -
newstip@wkyt.com
WLKY-TV -
http://www.wlky.com/station/index.html
WMYT-TV -
newstip@wymtnews.com
WTVQ-TV -
news36@wtvq.com
WYMT-TV -
newstip@wymtnews.com
WYSO - (800) 776-0090 -
wyso@wyso.org