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California's 10 Most Threatened Wild Places - 2005

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Scroll down to see photos and contact information for each threatened wild place.

Threatened Wild Place	Photo	Contact Information
Algodones Sand Dunes		Bryn Jones California Wilderness Coalition (951) 781-1336 bjones@calwild.org
White Mountains--Furnace Creek		Paul McFarland Friends of the Inyo (760) 873-6400 www.friendsoftheinyo.org
Mojave National Preserve		Jason Fried California Wilderness Coalition (951)781-1336 jfried@calwild.org
Cleveland National Forest		John Monsen Southern California Forests Campaign (213) 387-6528 x203 Wildernessjfm@aol.com
Los Padres National Forest		Ryan Henson California Wilderness Coalition (530)246-3087 rhenson@calwild.org
Hoover Wilderness Additions		Sally Miller The Wilderness Society (760) 934-4473 sally_miller@tws.org
Northern Sierra Nevada and Southern Cascade National Forests		David G. Graves Sierra Nevada Forest Protection Campaign (916) 442-3155, ext. 218 dgraves@sierracampaign.org
Owens Valley Wildlands		Daniel Pritchett Bristlecone Chapter California Native Plant Society skypilots_2@yahoo.com
Klamath River Basin		Glen Spain The Klamath Basin Coalition (541) 689-2000 klamathcoalition@aol.com
Salmon River Watershed		Scott Greacen Environmental Protection Information Center (707) 923-2931 scott@wildcalifornia.org