Area of Oceano Dunes Temporarily Closed to Off-Roading
The closure follows a federal judge’s ruling that State Parks violated the Endangered Species Act and affects off-roading and camping south of the creek.
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Off-Roading at Oceano Dunes Halted Temporarily to Protect Endangered Bird
Off-roading will be temporarily suspended at the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area starting Tuesday. U.S. District Court Judge Anne Hwang ruled on Thursday that State Parks must halt off-highway vehicle recreation at the Oceano Dunes south of Arroyo Grande Creek until the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issues the park an incidental take permit for snowy plovers, a protected shorebird. The judge said the California Department of Parks …
Area of Oceano Dunes temporarily closed to off-roading
After a lengthy lawsuit involving the endangered Snowy Plover and off-road vehicles, a portion of the Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area is temporarily closed to vehicles.The closure began Tuesday morning following a year-long legal battle between State Parks and the Center for Biological Diversity, where a federal judge ruled State Parks was violating the Endangered Species Act.Charles Varni is an Oceano resident and part of the local…
Judge temporarily halts off-roading at Oceano Dunes
Oceano Dunes has been temporarily closed in order to protect the endangered Western Snowy Plover. A recent court order required the dunes to be closed to off-road vehicles and camping starting Tuesday. The big picture: Last week, U.S. District Court Judge Anne Hwang ruled that off-highway vehicles are banned from Oceano Dunes south of Arroyo Grande Creek until the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service issues an incidental take permit for the snowy pl…
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